Is gravity weirder than we think?
We’ve long known that our Milky Way galaxy will collide with its neighbor Andromeda in about four billion years. But
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Wassiac Project
The Wassaic Project — which runs its annual truly-young and progressively forward-looking Summer Festival August 2-August 4 with some 100
King Lear at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Poor King Lear. He’s fading fast and simply wants to divide the kingdom into three parts, with each going to
From up on Poppy Hill captures postwar Yokohama in gorgeous detail
For any moviegoer who enjoys the manifold and ever-evolving art of animation, it’s always occasion to celebrate when a new
Holocaust Museum exhibit at LGBTQ Community Center
By now we’re all at least somewhat familiar with German pastor and Dachau survivor Martin Neimoller’s recollection of public complicity
Film screening in Poughkeepsie benefits Half Moon Theatre
The Mid-Hudson Heritage Center will host a screening of the award-winning film “The Sublet” and short film “Jimmy’s Cafe” Saturday,
Roosevelt Reading Festival at FDR Library in Hyde Park
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host the 10th annual Roosevelt Reading Festival Saturday, July 27. This
Talk about vintage postcards in Kingston
Relive the history of Kingston as depicted on vintage postcards in “Greetings From Kingston: A Story in Postcards” at the Historic Kingston
When the Lights Went Out continues this week at Vassar’s Powerhouse Theater
Ten years ago this summer, on a hot August afternoon, a massive multi-state rolling blackout hit the electrical grid of
Scenes from the Town-Wide yard sale (Slideshow)
[portfolio_slideshow id=3800] On July 20, Saugerties held its town-wide yard sale. Saugerties Times photographer Dion Ogust was there to capture