Gone to seed in the kitchen
There’s a whole world in a seed. When cooked into or sprinkled over a dish, they bring more to the
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Free public lecture series focuses on connectivity programs
Many diverse species of plants and animals found on the Shawangunk Ridge require large blocks of intact habitat to flourish.
Gabriel’s Café moving around corner; noodle bar coming next month
Uptown Kingston diners can expect some new changes and options in the next few months. First, Gabriel’s Café will be
Beacon Institute to host Clarkson’s “River University”
You might have missed it, but last October, the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries (BIRE) officially became a subsidiary
Tivoli Bays Visitor Center to host talk on iceboating
Long before there were gasoline-powered engines, skillful iceboat sailors raced across the frozen Hudson River faster than the wind, at
Bookings: Hudson Valley author events & signings for February
Paul Russell says that writing a period piece – like his recently released The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov, for
Rondout Music Lounge brings live music downtown
Located along the creek and Hudson River tributary that bears its name, the Rondout is one of Kingston’s oldest neighborhoods.
Oscar contender The Artist and the buzz that puzzles
At the end of every year, it seems, there are always a few films garnering heavy Oscar buzz, even though
National Theatre Live production of Collaborators this Sunday in Rosendale
With friends like Joseph Stalin, you don’t need enemies. Physician-turned-author Mikhail Bulgakov found that out quite early on in his
Putting on heirs in Crazy Mary at Unison
Professional and community theater companies whose high standards approach the professional level are proliferating in the mid-Hudson Valley, and the