Woodstock after World War II
Fundamentally altered by their experiences, the men and women who returned to Woodstock at the end of World War II
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Manette van Hamel dies at 98
Musician, artist and world traveler Manette van Hamel, 98, of Woodstock, died Sunday, June 17, 2012 at Kingston Hospital. Born
Woodstock moves against hydrofracking
Efforts to prohibit the natural-gas extraction method known as hydrofracking within Woodstock’s borders gained impetus on June 19, as the
Democratic candidates differ markedly in style
Based on applause following their 90-minute debate at the Woodland Pond senior-citizen complex in New Paltz on Monday, Julian Schreibman’s
Distinction & extinction
Mathematicians, as everyone knows, are a species distinct from the rest of us, some of them with admirable hair styles.
On the rocks: High up, above the Hudson River
It’s summer at last, and time to get out and do things. We are fortunate to live in such a
‘We are all screwed, and we can fix it’ is the message of economics conference
There can be a visibly profound sense of commitment and a sense of shared purpose when people of like-minded intention
Shandaken mulls response to DEP’s sewer flush
Shandaken supervisor Rob Stanley expressed disappointment with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), not only for pulling
Cucina seeks the proper approvals, establishes cultural ties
Howard Harris relishes his role as longstanding chairman of the Woodstock Zoning Board of Appeals. One could sense this from
City pulls the plug on Phoenicia sewer
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has withdrawn its participation in the proposed Phoenicia sewer project, rejecting