Ray Sokolov shares his tales from the journalism trail
Ray Sokolov was recently appointed to the Gardiner Planning Board. Prior to that he wrote for the Wall Street Journal,
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Walkway kicks off another world record effort
The nonprofit group Walkway Over the Hudson kicked off its drive to break another Guinness World Record this week by
Adirondack Council hires William Janeway as its executive director
The Adirondack Council’s Board of Directors has hired William (Willie) Janeway to become the organization’s next executive director. Janeway has
Avery Berman wins two prestigious music awards
New Paltz High School graduate and rising music star Avery Berman, 23, was recently nominated for three awards at the
Highland Educational Foundation works to make an ADA-compliant playground
One dinner at Casa Milanese won’t be like the others — at least if the Highland Educational Foundation has anything
Personally speaking – Ellie Brunning
On March 1, the classy, funky, sophisticated and eco-friendly fashion-and-more No. 5 Boutique, owned by born-and-bred Highland gal and now
Nature at your doorstep – The Foothills
Among the many kinds of walks we take, the walk close to home, along a less traveled path, has much
Hess Farm open space fundraising enters final push
The rush to save Hess Farm in Gardiner is officially on. Open space advocates only have until March 31 to
SUNY students’ Think Thrift Club grows
Natalie Skoblow knows that high fashion and high prices don’t always have to go together. The SUNY New Paltz sophomore
Health commissioner says more time needed for fracking health review
With deadlines looming over the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to decide on whether or not it