Performing Arts of Woodstock play tells true story of Alan Turing
Breaking the Code is the most audacious — if modest — production in PAW’s illustrious history.
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Onteora school board may ‘condemn’ Confederate flag
The resolution states, “The Onteora trustees recognize the Confederate Flag as a symbol of hatred and condemn it.”
A guide to New York’s 2017 ballot proposals
New York State voters on November 7, 2017 will be asked whether there should be a constitutional convention, if convicted felons should lose their state pensions and if it should be easier for towns to use state forest land for projects.
Woodstock’s Dean Shambach passes on
With the death of Dean Schambach October 25 Woodstock lost its Cyrano de Bergerac, its Don Quixote — a man of talents and ambitions so vast their full achievement became ‘The Impossible Dream.’
Cracking the secrets of a medieval mystery
Saturday, Nov. 4: Poet and classical scholar Jim Handlin will speak in Woodstock about deciphering centuries-old cryptic works. Handlin’s solution to one work — if verifiable — is a mind-blowing revelation at a nexus of Jewish and Coptic mysticism and alchemy.
See the new film Woodstock: 100 Years of the Arts
Saturday, Nov. 4: “Everyone knows about the iconic 1969 concert, but there were seven decades of creatives coming together beforehand that laid the groundwork for what Woodstock is today,” says filmmaker Stephen Blauweiss.
Woodstock, Olive and Shandaken election roundup
Many races are unopposed, but the few contests are well contested. An overview of town and county races in the northwest quadrant of Ulster County.
Photos: Halloween in Woodstock
Halloween is a big deal in Woodstock.
Woodstocker Paige Elenson receives award for teaching yoga in Africa
“Our goal is to train a million yoga teachers in Africa,” said Paige Elenson, who recently received the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Global Citizen Award for her Africa Yoga Project.
The Devil and Donald Trump Part II
He appeared in the Oval Office, seemingly out of nowhere, late one night while the president was pondering handling a heavy matter of state with a tweet. Was he someone who had been hiding out in the little private anteroom behind the bookcase?