Woodstock International Luthiers Showcase returns for third session
What do you like in a guitar? Is it the curve of the body as it nestles into your torso
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Joe Forno dies at 95
When I first got to Woodstock back in the early 1970s, everyone went to Colonial Pharmacy for ice cream. It
Onteora again hears of looming budget crunch
Financial Consultant Dr. Rick Timbs, from the firm of Bernard P. Donegan, painted a grim projection of the Onteora Central
Homeowners is not flood insurance
When Oliverea residents Kate and Herb Van Baren’s house was flooded, “Our homeowner’s insurance covered nothing except the food that
From the Village Green to British racing green
So things are shifting: We’ve entered the Long Emergency, and some are predicting that our future will more resemble a
Theater without a theater
In a downward spiraling economy, endowments for the arts have been slammed, patrons are largely overwhelmed, and traditional ticket buyers are
Stockholm syndrome
In 1965, shortly after his father’s death, Mike Cegelka’s mother got ripped off when buying a Ford from a dealer
Shady Methodist Church celebrates its 140th anniversary
About three quarters of the way through the length in Woodstock of Route 212, by what locals call the Shady
KTD takes down Meads Mountain House
The calls went out that the historic Meads Mountain House would be demolished starting Friday. By Sunday, one third of
Republicans nominate Rose, Cross, and Panza
The Woodstock Republican Committee at its September 15 caucus injected new life into the local electoral season by choosing independent