National book launch in Hyde Park for Erik Larson’s new book on the Lusitania
Like the Titanic before her, the RMS Lusitania was the pride of Britain’s passenger fleet in the heyday of steam-powered
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Poets duel in the mud
Who, besides poets, likes the local poetry scene? Years ago, Mikhail Horowitz warned me, “The smaller the pie, the sharper
Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 5-12)
“Spring forward, fall back.” – Daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 8 Stop by Sissy’s Café
DREAMers among US
What’s it like being a teenager in the Hudson Valley when you are undocumented and can’t buy a car, attend
Christian pop megastar Matthew West at Civic Center
“Yeah, he was one of mine,” writes my brother Dave of Christian pop megastar and Grammy-winner Matthew West, Millikin University,
Kingston After Dark: Land of plenty
My mother always said that the Catskills were the closest she’d found to a place as beautiful as Wales. Given
West Gate, Angkor Thom, Cambodia, by Will
This week Will Lytle is in Cambodia. He sent us this drawing. His weekly strip will return when he does.
Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in Milton
It’s always a good sign when a café makes its own bread and pastries. At the recently opened Frida’s Bakery
Timothy Spall is simultaneously repellent and spellbinding in Mr. Turner
Having now finally seen Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner, I need to add another name to my list of performances worthy
Chefs featured in Organic collaborate on farm-to-table benefit for Farm On!
[portfolio_slideshow id=14649] (Portraits by Francesco Mastalia) Francesco Mastalia’s new book Organic: Farmers and Chefs of the Hudson Valley is first