Who won the Woodstock Democratic debate?
The results of the straw poll from the recent event featuring the six Democratic candidates for New York’s 19th Congressional District.
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Family of Woodstock program helps batterers unlearn violence
“Men are taught not to feel sad. They’re only allowed to feel angry. We try to give them the chance to voice the feelings underneath the anger. If you talk, maybe you won’t hit or act out in other ways.”
Walking Woodstock: Woodstock South
San Miguel de Allende was colonized by Woodstock artists long ago.
The rocky hills of home
Coming back home was a rough landing. It took me a few tries to get it right. The ground around here is rocky and hard, and famously tough to put down roots in. Home is beloved, home is many things, but it isn’t comfortable.
Shelagh Sweeney is Hurley’s first woman Firefighter of the Year
Sweeney, 21, grew up in the Town of Hurley and was inspired to join the Hurley Fire Department almost 5 years ago after attending a first aid class at SUNY Ulster.
Onteora board grapples with PILOT agreements
Agreements made with developers to encourage new business can mean shortfalls for local school districts.
Woodstock Artists Association and Museum honors four who have passed on
In Remembrance, honoring and featuring the work of the late Woodstockers Jane Axel, Lenny Kislin, Pia Oste-Alexander and Sandra Palmer Shaw, will then run through March 11, with a special reception to take place 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Saturday afternoon, Feb. 10.
Local radio station Woodstock 104 fights to stay alive
Whirl the radio dial in most locales around Woodstock and Saugerties, and you’re bound to come across Woodstock 104, WIOF, the low power station many seem to know more from its trademark battle over the town’s name than its 24-hour programming.
Woodstocker Arya Nielsen help effect shift away from opioids
Using acupuncture instead of narcotics.
The landscape of despair
The Catskills mark the northern edge of Appalachia, a region with a 37 percent higher mortality rate for “diseases of despair”—suicide, alcohol and drug overdose—than the rest of the country.