Local Amnesty chapter to screen Which Way Home? at Rosendale
It seems like every decade has its political bogeyman, upon whom great numbers of Americans blame every societal ill the
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How old buildings can bring a city new life
Restoring dilapidated historic buildings for affordable housing and commercial use spurs the local economy and creates jobs. Selling historic preservation
Will Hermes to speak on ‘70s NYC music scene
Just when it seems as though nothing new could possibly emerge from within the bounds of a given form, the
Bookings: December’s author signings & readings
At Inquiring Minds in New Paltz: Friday, December 9 at 7 p.m. – Will Hermes, author of Love Goes to
SUNY-New Paltz stages Fat Ram, two Medieval plays
Life in Europe’s Middle Ages was short and brutish: an epoch of miserable cold beset by plague, a time when
Holiday remembrance service at Copeland’s Funeral Home
Copeland Funeral Home will hold a holiday remembrance service on Saturday, Dec. 3 at 4 p.m. “In preparation for the
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
Bevier House in Marbletown hosts Children’s Christmas
You’ve probably driven by the Bevier House, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society (UCHS), dozens of times: It’s the
Marc Black Band & Amy Fradon to perform at Bearsville
If Thursday is for Thanksgiving and Friday the post-gorging coma of regret, then Saturday should make you want to live
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