Safe at home: Concert to stop domestic violence at Bard
The statistics are staggering: One in three women in the world will experience physical abuse. Last year, there were more
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Cutting observations: The coupages of John B. Guttman in New Paltz
The Tower of Babel, the Elting Library Fair, David and Bathsheba, rebellious New Paltz college students – what do they
Out & about: Hudson Valley Pride Week events
While the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center in Kingston is clearly the nerve center in the region for events and
Kids’ Almanac (May 30-June 6)
“You can discover more about a person from an hour of play than in a year of conversation.” – Plato
Petroglyphs from Dreamland
“My process of painting is very much an additive search for the final painting. The paintings are not conceptual in nature;
Clown prince comes home to New Paltz this Saturday
Speaking as a small-town kid who grew up along the fringe of the big city’s cultural perimeter, I can say
The Sun can save your life
We’ve entered the year’s three-month period of highest-intensity sunlight. Will you embrace it, or hide from it? My book The
Villa Vosilla in Mountaintop marks 50th anniversary
In Greene County’s Mountaintop area, which celebrates its bicentennial this year, Villa Vosilla is the last left of the big
Some quibbles with Tribbles
Fandoms are a dime a dozen these days; but if you don’t count the late-19th-century mass obsession with Sherlock Holmes,
Smithing workshops at Center for Metal Arts
Tucked away in the small village of Florida in Orange County, a circa-1890s icehouse once used by the Borden Creamery