Pioneering architect Frances Halsband got her start on Woodstock’s Village Green
[portfolio_slideshow id=14281] Frances Halsband began working as an architect when few women were in that profession. Four years after
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How WPA artist Thomas Weeks Barrett, Jr. changed the region
When American regionalist painter, muralist and printmaker Thomas Weeks Barrett, Jr. (1902-1947) came home to his native Poughkeepsie after working
BSP in Kingston hosts Americanfilmhistory
On Americanfilmhistory’s debut release The Grizzliest Thing I Know, the prolific and ambitious songwriter Frank McGinnis delivers what can only
C. B. Smith & the Lucky Devils celebrate new CD in Woodstock
The music of C. B. Smith and the Lucky Devils rather perfectly illustrates a point I have been trying to
D&H Canal Historical Society awarded grant to acquire Depuy Canal House
For the past 45 years, thanks to the genius of chef/owner John Novi, the Depuy Canal House Restaurant in the
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 22-29)
“Learning how to do something in your hometown is the most important thing.” – Pete Seeger SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
The Kitchenette in High Falls
Twenty years after opening their first Kitchenette in Manhattan’s Tribeca — followed by a second restaurant on Amsterdam Avenue near
The Postage Inn in Tillson
On the drive between New Paltz and Rosendale, there sits a landmark known as The Postage Inn. What drivers might
The Huguenot in New Paltz
Since its opening in 2011, Nathan and Bonnie Snow’s restaurant at 46 Main Street, A Tavola, has been racking up
High-energy cosmic rays: You better duck
Cosmic Rays have a mysterious-sounding name, and live up to it. Even their history is intriguing. Their presence was first