Kids’ Almanac (October 4-11)
The genuine apple-eater comforts himself with an apple in their season as others with a pipe or cigar. When he
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The man who would be president
If you’ve ever taken one of the tour boats that ply the Hudson River’s Long Reach, like the Teal or
Mum’s the word
Saugerties’ Seamon Park will be blooming with chrysanthemums on Sunday, October 14, and the village is holding its 47th annual Mum
Eric Andersen returns to his old musical haunts
The late, legendary “Blacklisted Journalist” and longtime Bearsville resident, Al Aronowitz, once told me that the moment of Eric Andersen’s
Senate House talk illuminates George Sharpe’s pivotal role in Civil War
Did a Union army officer from Kingston save Robert E. Lee from a trial for treason and possible death on
Think positive, act local
You know that you’re doing something right when you catch Oprah’s eye. Last week, the influential arbiter of fully lived
Open Mic Poetry: The last bastion of free speech?
Poet Andy Clausen tore it up last Friday night at Café Mezzaluna bistro Latino and gallery. Clausen was a contemporary
Triathletes do it on land and sea
Despite the autumnal chill in the air, things heated up at Hunter Mountain last weekend and no small amount of
Celtic Day at Mills Mansion this Sunday
The big summer Celtic fests, including Hunter Mountain’s annual thousand-piper march in August, draw big crowds. But there’s something that
Hot & cool at The Falcon this Saturday
Singer/songwriter Bianca Merkley has landed a good gig, opening for David Johansen at the Falcon in Marlboro. But perhaps there