Maverick Hall gets an overhaul
They say the best preservation jobs are invisible. You can’t tell they happened afterwards; everything just seems to have been
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We were but small potatoes in the overall scope of things when Ulster County was building its jail, originally slated
Letters, 4/26-5/2
How Can We Help Longmore? I’m happy to read the letters defending Dr. Longmore. I moved to Saugerties in 2008 and
Woodstock Writer’s Festival presents varied, stimulating weekend
The third annual Woodstock Writer’s Festival slammed into gear last Thursday night with a TMI three-minute story contest, duly won
ZBA, Zoning enforcement officer dispute catches Cucina in the middle
A philosophical dispute between Woodstock’s Zoning Board of Appeals and its Zoning Enforcement Officer of six months, Ellen Casciaro, appears
Man of the earth, soul for the ages: Levon passes on
“It was late on an Autumn afternoon, the maples and oaks were glowing orange and red, and I couldn’t take
Letters, 4/19 – 4/25
The Fight For Our Future Fracking for natural gas, mountaintop removal coal mining, nuclear power plants, deep sea drilling, tar
The literary past: A world of old words
MAX GATE, DORCHESTER 15.8.99 Dear Sirs: I have by chance met with a number of The Bookman containing [a]
Point of View, Land Conservancy clarification
In response to the “Point of View” in last week’s issue by Dr. Joseph Diamond, about stone formations on the
Woodstock weighs wastewater project
The Woodstock Town Board on April 17 prepared to move forward on a proposal to improve the operation of the