Woodstock board reviews vending law
Deferring further action until its next meeting, the Woodstock Town Board on February 19 weighed the pros and cons of
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Woodstock to rethink its solar plans
Woodstock’s zigzagging pursuit of a solar project zagged to a standstill on February 12, as the Town Board decided to
On Being Stalked
James Lasdun’s new book, Give Me Everything You Have: On Being Stalked — from which he’ll be reading and of
Comptroller slaps Olive
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, in a February 6 press release, rebuked some of the town of Olive’s management
Rose in race for Woodstock supervisor seat
Lorin Rose, whose first bid for local electoral office fell short in 2011, when he finished as a respectable runner-up
Shandaken board formally opposes state gun control act
The Shandaken town board voted 3-1 to approve a resolution opposing the SAFE Act gun control measures recently passed by
On The Rocks: Catskill Creek
We have been traveling the Hudson River Art Trail, seeing the landscapes that so inspired the great American artists of
Stephen Kerner’s world
“When the water splits the painting open, magic happens at the subatomic level,” says Woodstock artist Stephen Kerner. “I feel
Woodstock weighs solar partnership
Proceeding cautiously on a proposal to build a solar array at the site of the wastewater treatment plant, Woodstock officials
Former councilman Steve Knight dies
Steve Knight, Woodstock councilman from 2000 through 2007, died on January 19, in New York. A man whose modesty matched