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
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Volunteer for Kingston soup kitchen
The Caring Hands Soup Kitchen, a non-profit organization which operates out of the Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church, is searching
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
New Paltz High School senior signs Letter of Intent for football
New Paltz High School (NPHS) football kicker Aidan O’Neill signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and
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
Cahill calls Hein’s movie tax credit analysis ‘fallacious’
In his state-of-the-county address on Tuesday, County Executive Mike Hein called on the state to enact legislation that would include
Kingston mayor fine with pace of railroad yard cleanup
Mayor Steve Noble said this week that he’s satisfied with progress made by the Catskill Mountain Railroad in cleaning up
No need to step up drug enforcement, says Saugerties chief
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said that he would continue to resist calls for a dedicated drug enforcement unit within the
Tribute bricks to raise funds for Lenape Elementary School amphitheatre project
At the regular New Paltz Central School District Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, February 3, trustees passed a resolution