Scientist to explain in New Paltz how tree-hugging is good for you

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Can a scientist be “esteemed” by her peers and considered a “renegade” at the same time? Diana Beresford-Kroger thinks so.

New Paltz prof Lisa Phillips talks about romantic obsession

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In January of 2015, the decorated writer, radio journalist and SUNY-New Paltz professor Lisa Phillips published Unrequited: Women and Romantic

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“Nothing is wasted when you are a writer.” Her story is not unlike that of many people, full of kids

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[portfolio_slideshow id=14786] The Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF) has been called a “vibrant and entertaining literary party” and the “perfect

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Like the Titanic before her, the RMS Lusitania was the pride of Britain’s passenger fleet in the heyday of steam-powered

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By 1923, the field of aviation was still new and exciting, just two decades removed from the Wright brothers’ historic

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Gail Godwin’s home on a hillside in Woodstock is a cozy sanctuary filled with natural light. She shares it with

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Twenty-nine-year-old Suzanna Hermans manages Oblong Books & Music in Rhinebeck and co-owns that store and a second bookstore in Millerton

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First it was Barnes & Noble, then it was Amazon: Stiff competition by chain stores, followed by the advent of

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For the past two months, the Poughkeepsie Library District has been marking the sesquicentennial of America’s direst internal struggle by