Hudson Valley Rail to host Harvest MoonWalk
There’s nothing quite like a nighttime walk in the country, far from city lights, to give our other senses besides
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On the rocks: Gunks talk with Ed Henry launches popular New Paltz series
Rock and Snow, the well known climbing and hiking supply store in downtown New Paltz, hosts an annual series of
White Barn Farm in Gardiner offers fiber arts classes
Even the most casual reader of local news in the Hudson Valley can’t miss the increasing emphasis on farm-to-table eating,
KTD Monastery in Woodstock to host Environmental Training for Transition
Say farewell to life as we know it. I mean, let’s face it: The world that our children and grandchildren
Got a crush
The wild concept of a crushed sun started in 1783 with the British natural philosopher John Mitchell. He proposed the
Floating four-lighthouse tour on the Hudson
Seven of the Hudson River’s original 14 lighthouses (including the Statue of Liberty) survive, and on Saturday, September 22 you
We’re heading thataway
This week the Moon is essentially absent. Skies are as dark as can be. We can see lots of stars
Scenic Hudson’s Farmland Cycling Tour
I’m not on my bike as often as I’d like. Mostly it collects dust, while I miss the exhilarating feeling
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest in Rhinebeck
That much-anticipated annual culinary event the Taste of New Paltz at the Ulster County Fairgrounds is still a week away,
Should astronomy be purged of gender-specific nomenclature?
Societal unfairness probably bugs us all. I don’t know if I’m more sensitive than most, but, being tall, it has