Christian pop megastar Matthew West at Civic Center
“Yeah, he was one of mine,” writes my brother Dave of Christian pop megastar and Grammy-winner Matthew West, Millikin University,
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Kingston’s Midtown Gem: Beautiful Old City Hall
Boarded up and abandoned for nearly 30 years, the restoration of Kingston’s city hall was about more than historic preservation. Occurring shortly after the disastrous closure of IBM, the project reinstated a legacy of civic pride upon which the city and its citizens could build.
Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in Milton
It’s always a good sign when a café makes its own bread and pastries. At the recently opened Frida’s Bakery
Kingston’s Shamrock runners attempt Guinness World Record for largest kilt race
What is flat, fast and always first-class? The annual Shamrock Run, a two-mile “fun run” through Kingston, will once again
Timothy Spall is simultaneously repellent and spellbinding in Mr. Turner
Having now finally seen Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner, I need to add another name to my list of performances worthy
Chefs featured in Organic collaborate on farm-to-table benefit for Farm On!
[portfolio_slideshow id=14649] (Portraits by Francesco Mastalia) Francesco Mastalia’s new book Organic: Farmers and Chefs of the Hudson Valley is first
Explanation for this weird winter: You won’t like it
There may be a reason for this strangely cold winter. You won’t like it. First, some background: Human carbon dioxide
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 26-Mar. 5)
“No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.” – Hal Borland Archery roundup Not having practiced archery since
Pasquier-Desvignes sculpture exhibit opens at Hudson Opera House
Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes opens a new (and rare) exhibit of his impish, soaringly creative sculptural works at the Hudson Opera House.
National Theatre Live’s Treasure Island screened in Rosendale
Though mainly famed as the wellspring of familiar tropes of the ever-popular pirate adventure genre, Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island