Mohonk Consultations’ Distinguished Achievement Award goes to Ann Guenther
Ann Guenther will receive Mohonk Consultations’ 2015 Distinguished Achievement Award on Monday, June 8 from 5 to 8 p.m., in
General News
Midtown arts district: If Paducah can do it, so can we
What would the proposed Midtown arts district do exactly, and how would it benefit Kingston? A public discussion last Saturday
RUPCO seeks new life for old lanes
Nearing the completion of its Lace Mill artists’ housing complex, RUPCO’s campaign to fix up Midtown Kingston is rolling along
BioBlitz turns up life
Jason Tesauro sloshes out to the edge of the swamp holding a stick, from which hangs a jelly-like mass containing
Land Conservancy’s Vernal Fling
Woodstock Land Conservancy’s fifth annual gala event, the Vernal Fling, will take place at 5:30 p.m. Saturday May 9 at
Citizen activists convene on “The Future of the Wallkill River”
In welcoming the crowd of about 150 clean water advocates who turned out for the symposium on “The Future of the
Olive progresses in flood mitigation
Olive town supervisor Sylvia Rozzelle is almost giddy with the progress being made now with her town’s eternal flood problems.
Water loop project for Phoenicia?
With the winter’s water emergencies under control in the Phoenicia Water District, the town is fast-tracking efforts to improving water
No-bid wood chipper targets invasive beetle
The town’s highway superintendent hopes a bigger, better wood chipper will help eradicate the devastating force of the Emerald Ash
Hudson River bald eagles defend their turf
Binoculars are standard gear for birdwatchers and ship-spotters. They are worth their weight on a hike, especially to the Lighthouse