Open Studio Tour in Gardiner reveals artists’ life and work
The fourth Gardiner Open Studio Tour on May 2 and 3, offers both curious observers and serious collectors the opportunity
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90 Miles Off Broadway presents “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”
It’s funny on a number of different levels,” says Jessica Rothman, director of 90 Miles Off Broadway’s latest community theater
A Day’s Work: Voleile Derisse – proprietor of Frenchy’s Taxi & Transportation Service
A conversation with Voleile Derisse is punctuated by frequent laughter; his and your own. This easygoing man is very pleasant company
GOSTDOORS show up all over town; what does it mean?
Waiting on the traffic light at Albany Post Road and Route 44/55 in Gardiner, I mused to myself about the
Early intervention is key to reversing the progression of autism
“Like typical parents, we had an excuse or a reason for why our son was doing what he was doing,”
The New Paltz Fire Department will hold a recruitment open house on April 25
It’s getting harder these days for volunteer fire departments to find new members. So five years ago the Firemen’s Association
Asbestos abatement jacks up costs of Mohonk Testimonial Gatehouse renovation
As anyone can attest who has attended a meeting of any of New Paltz’s municipal boards and commissions recently, such
Rock the Ridge 50-mile, 24-hour endurance challenge at Mohonk Preserve May 2
It’s not as daunting as it may seem,” says Ken Posner, co-director of Rock The Ridge, a 50-mile, 24-hour endurance
Dan Winfield cops swimming medal at Masters’ World Championships in Montreal
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting Dan Winfield, the 69-year-old swimmer/runner/biker, husband/father/grandfather community-minded man, then you would know
Joe Thomas is the man to call if your ship gets stuck
Back in September 1609, Henry Hudson’s Half Moon ran aground on a sandbar near, historians believe, the present-day site of