Pizzamaking’s next wave debuts at Twin Star Orchards this Sunday
When a woman is described as Rubenesque, it means that she’s zaftig, curvaceous, pleasingly plump, like the mature females in
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Nine candidates for five Library seats in Woodstock
The deadline for submitting petitions has passed and there are nine candidates vying for five seats on the Woodstock Library
Holy Ascension Monastery removes its Hagia Sophia replica
The four monks who inhabit Holy Ascension Monastery were finishing up a farina breakfast. When asked what happened to the
Pools can be death traps, warns Saugerties official
With summer heat indices reaching past the 90-degree mark, many local families have been grabbing up backyard swimming pools for
Cops: Samaritans foil robbery spree
A hapless bandit’s effort to rob two women in the heart of Kingston’s Uptown nightlife district was foiled by civilians
Fixed Wallkill bridge wobble won’t jeopardize project schedule
Additional footings have been constructed for the temporary bridge over the Wallkill in New Paltz, but the county executive says
Two years of police-community efforts to engage bearing some fruit in Kingston
Two years after a police shooting and subsequent violent protests in Ferguson, Mo. led to the creation of the “Black
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A 3D-printing company on West 24th Street in New York City focused on printing custom shoe insoles prescribed by doctors has
Saugerties superintendent says coach gender imbalance part of complex situation
A school board discussion last month which raised concerns about gender disparity among coaching appointments in the Saugerties Central School District
Village of New Paltz mulls closing part of Huguenot Street to auto traffic
For years now, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) has been advocating traffic restriction measures along the part of that thoroughfare where