Hudson Valley Rail Trail Association to host moonlight walk on the trail
Imagine walking the Hudson Valley Rail Trail under moonlight. The sounds of civilization are far away, the quiet broken only
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The New Paltz Garden Club offers some welcome plant therapy
“We’re making the world more beautiful one blossom at a time,” says Bonnie Finkenaur, president of the New Paltz Garden
Snowy owl is spotted in Gardiner
Avid nature photographer David Warg was driving in an industrial area in Gardiner recently when he spotted a snowy owl
Phillies Bridge Farm Project looks to recover from 2013
With well-liked farmer Anne Eschenroeder back in charge and a whole new board of directors, Phillies Bridge Farm Project is
Long Dock Park: Remembering Pete
Like many in my generation I learned about folk music from Pete Seeger. He taught us to sing in concert
Power Grid Issues forum raises specter of higher electric rates for the mid-Hudson
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 29, alarmed consumers packed the Marbletown Community Center in Stone Ridge hoping to learn more about
Free public lecture series to focus on the Shawangunk Ridge
Secrets of the Shawangunks, the 2014 Shawangunk Ridge Biodiversity Partnership (SRBP) lecture series, kicks off on Feb. 6. The series,
Nature at your doorstep: Awosting Falls
For years it’s been a New Year’s Day ritual for me to hike to a waterfall, usually with family or
Bob Larsen and Robi Josephson write new book on Trapps Hamlet
The release of the gripping and provocative nonfiction book An Unforgiving Land, by local authors Bob Larsen and Robi Josephson
Minnewaska ramble: Beacon Hill
There are at least two ways to avoid crowds on the trails at Minnewaska State Park: go during the week