Saint’s alive! Sinterklaas unites Kingston, Rhinebeck with old Dutch tradition
By the time you read this, it’ll be almost time for the sainted bishop Nikolaos of Myra – still looking
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New Paltz Reformed Church launches “random acts of kindness” campaign
Soon begins the season of giving; but why not jump-start the benevolence? In a world of critics, a kind act
A brick barn in Ponckhockie makes a great studio
In 2004, Andrew Lyght lost his 8000-square foot loft in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and had to use a portion of the
St. Nick’s on the move as Sinterklaas goes bi-coastal
Kingston’s Rondout District will join the Dutch tradition reenacted in Rhinebeck during the holiday season by hosting the opening event
Turkey trot to benefit Family of New Paltz
“The world is hugged by the faithful arms of volunteers.” — Everett Mamor It’s time to get one’s trot
Highland, New Paltz shop owners decorate for the holidays
Come this weekend, both Highland and New Paltz should look a bit more festive. Each community is gearing up to
Dill with it at Rosendale’s International Pickle Festival
“Some may smile at the idea of ripe cucumbers, and say that the very thought of them, like the smell,
New Paltz unwraps holiday window displays this Friday
If you’re in town this Thursday and Friday and notice that all your favorite New Paltz shops are covering their
Happily handmade at Cottekill church-turned-studio
For the second time, the 113-year-old white church-turned-studio at 167 Cottekill Road in the very small village of Cottekill
Kingston High’s marching Tigers work hard, achieve success
Kingston High’s 200-student-strong Tiger marching band can toot its own horn for the second year in a row. The band