Phoenicia’s Gallagher’s elevated Tree-pee
“I’ve loved trees since I was a youngster,” said Phoenicia resident Ralph Gallagher, better known as Chip. “And I’ve
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Saugerties village to consider anti-pipeline resolution
Members of the Coalition Against the Pilgrim Pipeline asked Village of Saugerties trustees at their February 16 meeting to oppose
Alone, together: Shared workspaces offer community for “solopreneurs”
The terms are many: Freelancers. Independent workers. Part-timers. Temporaries. Solopreneurs. Contingent workers. Side-giggers. There are an increasing number of them
Brooklyn’s popular Smorgasburg food & flea market comes to Kingston this June
Smorgasburg, a hugely popular Brooklyn-based food and flea market, is coming to Kingston in June. It will be opening a
The flattering styles of Karina Cousineau
Karina Cousineau wanted a comfortable dress she could wear to work and then out on the town, without going home
Analog and digital, working together
The painter Thomas Cole was an analog kind of guy. He created things that were used as models for other
Pine Hill thrift store has fine bargains
Sure, there’s snow on the ground, but believe it or not, now is the perfect time to shop for a
Dogerties, canine general store, opens in Saugerties
Sometimes where you’re going and where you wind up are very far apart. Such is the case for Susie DeFord,
Senate Garage is Uptown’s latest event space
What was once a water-filter factory that just happened to be plunked down next door to the birthplace of democratic
Some Hudson Valley jobs are gone for good
Job polarization — the growth in higher-skill, high-paying jobs and also lower-skill, generally lower-paying jobs at the expense of