Mills Mansion & Burger Hill offer great sledding
Writing this on a cold-but-snowless day seems a little premature; however, we can all search our memory banks for mental
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Year ends with a harmonious chorus of heavenly bodies
The sky will be wonderful for the Christmas Eve pageantry at Woodstock’s Village Green, and even more special a week
Winter Solstice Hike at Kingston Point Park
While most people probably will be snuggled up in their houses the night of December 22, trying to keep warm,
Calling back the Sun at BSP in Kingston
Backstage Studio Productions (BSP) and Transformation in Action Productions present the final Earth Change Series performance this Saturday, December 17
Venus is gearing up for its 227-year peak performance
Repetition is the only form of permanence that Nature can achieve. In our own beautiful patch of the planet, we
Cultivating creativity
Launched four years ago by Ken Greene and Doug Muller, who farm by hand a two-acre spread in Accord, the
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance fundraiser at Rokeby
Calvert Vaux, who married the daughter of early Kingston artist Jervis McEntee and is buried in the city’s Montrepose Cemetery,
Why I’m giving a telescope away – to the right person
At the end of this column, I’m offering a cool, brand-new equatorial reflector telescope – for free. It’s a donation
Leapin’ lizards!
The Hudson Valley Reptile Expo is coming to the Mid-Hudson Civic Center this Sunday, September 25. The event, which Herpnerds
Cheap thrills
In a recession, the things that financially stressed families expunge first from their budgets are often the things that are