Mythic and wild: And the Kids play the Anchor

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In the autumn of 2013, Hudson Valley BRAWL (Broads’ Regional Arm-Wrestling League) joined one of its popular and theatrical all-women

Spring skies from paradise (complete with August sunrays)

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Lots of exciting things are happening in the heavens. Jupiter, the brightest “star” in the sky, still dominates the west

Books

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To imagine being marooned on a freezing, rusting rock, 14 light-minutes from home, with only a spacesuit and glorified tent

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Sometimes the choices that we make in life lead to a kind of organic unfolding of our future selves. For

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Pop diety Marshall Crenshaw, he of the one mega-hit and the 200 should-have-been-hits, performs at the Falcon in Marlboro on

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Spring is finally, incontrovertibly back after a long and harsh winter, which gives us all a reason to celebrate by

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Brendan Burke of Shadowland Theatre grins like a kid when asked how things are going. The artistic director, actor and

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[portfolio_slideshow id=11333] Photos by Mookie Forcella John Wolfe says that he’s always considered himself a folk artist. While it’s

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I’m looking forward to Hudson’s fourth annual Ramp Fest – a party paying homage to the wild onion, or ramp

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Between its eponymous debut EP and its new CD Home, Rosendale’s Living with Elephants evolved from the alias of a