Kids Almanac: Owl hike, Young Writers’ Guild & making maple syrup
“Everyone is a writer, but some don’t know it yet.” – Chris Tanis Local father, writer, musician and 12-year
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Tap into our local maple festivals
As this issue of Alm@nac goes to press, it’s Shrove Tuesday or Mardi Gras, known in some places as Pancake
Send in the cheers with Bebe Neuwirth
Bebe Neuwirth’s performance at the Bardavon on Saturday, March 3 is being billed as “Bebe Neuwirth in Songs with Piano.”
Astronomy Night returns to SUNY-New Paltz
SUNY-New Paltz’s Astronomy Night, scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month, features a show at the college’s
NAO is the winter of our content
This winter has been warm and snow-free, and the reason is simple: We’ve had a positive North Atlantic Oscillation –
Big Miracle’s radical notion of compromise
Maybe it’s just a sign of the aging of the Baby Boom generation, but it seems like everybody nowadays is
Paul McMahon excels with Hymn to Her
I hate to speak of people as treasures – local, national, whatever. “Treasure” implies a bygone value from a bygone
Bowl to bring movies back to Kingston parks
This summer, the big screen will once again be erected in Kingston’s parks, thanks to the efforts of a special
In league against Queeg in Poughkeepsie
Set in a World War II mixed climate of unquestioned patriotism and inchoate individuality, The Caine Mutiny, a Pulitzer Prizewinning
Galumpha comes to New Paltz
What’s a Galumpha? Well, we know that the verb “galumph” is one of the “portmanteau words” that Lewis Carroll coined