Surf’s Up! High Five Revival hits Kingston, New Paltz
For most, instrumental surf music first evokes the idyllic, sun-and-sand environment of the land of its birth — the West
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How old buildings can bring a city new life
Restoring dilapidated historic buildings for affordable housing and commercial use spurs the local economy and creates jobs. Selling historic preservation
A brick barn in Ponckhockie makes a great studio
In 2004, Andrew Lyght lost his 8000-square foot loft in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and had to use a portion of the
Kingston High’s marching Tigers work hard, achieve success
Kingston High’s 200-student-strong Tiger marching band can toot its own horn for the second year in a row. The band
Carnegie, once library, is now lab for education
Kingston High School has expanded into the newly opened and pristinely restored walls of the Carnegie Library. The newly renovated
It’s all about love, and it starts with us
It’s chaos as usual in the dull, day-lit gym of the Clinton Avenue Methodist Church. A sweet-faced, shy Latino woman
‘Riverport’ sees Rondout’s past as its future
Hosted by Ann Loeding of the Friends of Rondout and Kate Mitchell, executive director of the Hudson River Maritime Museum,
Big Plus: O-Positive festival coming Columbus Day weekend
You might have begun to notice new images on certain buildings and walls in Uptown Kingston — some colorful, some
Parents stick up for Montessori method at G.W.
When the New York State Education Department released its initial results from the 2010-11 round of standardized testing, George Washington
Pike Plan work briefly exposes details from Uptown’s past
The original Pike Plan, the white-painted colonial-style wooden canopy on Wall and North Front streets that was erected in the