Personally speaking with Frank Rinaudo
One of the oldest established restaurants in Ulster County has reopened, to much fanfare. Frank’s Steak House, incorporated in 1910,
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Rapper nikmoody to release “Farewellcome Vol. 1”
For Nick Taldi, also known as the rapper nikmoody, the better part of a year has been a struggle to
Gardiner Summer Camp closes out 2013 season (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5573] Photos by Rich Corozine Last week, kids from the Gardiner Summer Recreation Camp huddled under the pavilion
Chodikee Lake area has storied, colorful history
Tucked away, north of Route 299 in Highland, is a quiet, 100-acre lake with a long and colorful history. Shaped like a spade on a playing card, Chodikee Lake has been home to religious cultists, wild men, farmers, bootleggers, an all-boys school, a fancy hotel, a summer camp, a lovable tramp, orthodox Jews and juvenile offenders.
Ulster BOCES students win big at National Solar Car Challenge
Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center’s Team VoltTech students used their knowledge of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) when
LaBella’s in New Paltz is the venue for young entertainers (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5537] Photos by Rich Corozine When Jamishay Cammann moved to New Paltz four months ago, she went out with
Hudson Valley RibFest returns to Ulster County Fairgrounds
Rib-lovers from around the country will soon descend upon the Ulster County Fairgrounds in New Paltz for the ninth annual
Ulster County Fair is the ticket to old-time fun (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5521] Photos by rich corozine The Ulster County Fair was held once again last week at its home
Gardiner Day committee gears up for Sept. 14 extravaganza
A team of approximately 16 dedicated volunteers is in the process of putting the final touches on this year’s 24th
New Paltz celebrates its third Japanese Bon-Odori Festival (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5495] Photos by Lauren Thomas Under mostly clear blue skies and towering puffy white clouds — which eventually