New World Writers Post-Valentine Love Fest
The Thursday, February 16 poetry gathering at New World Home Cooking, 1411 Route 212, between Woodstock and Saugerties, will feature poets
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Woodstock Design passes from Robin and Mike to daughter Daisy
The Kramers’ daughter, Daisy, also co-owns DIG Boutique in Saugerties.
Woodstocker organizes health care professionals to help save Obamacare
About 75 local health care professionals have signed a letter to Congressman John Faso, asking him to make sure Americans’ health care needs are met effectively, even though he voted in favor of the Republican effort to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
Return to Tunisia: Shokan man finds house he built and friends he thought he’d lost
‘Now I’m older and understand how the world works…’
Meeting on water protection Saturday in Kingston
The event will bring together water leaders and community members here in the Hudson Valley to learn how to protect, understand and love water.
Kerr returns to direct Woodstock Library
The Woodstock Library’s new director Jessica Kerr is excited to be back to work, just as plans for expansion enter a new phase with a February 2 public input meeting.
Woodstock marchers exceed expectations tenfold
Originally the plan for the Women’s March on Woodstock was to stick to the sidewalks. But when police saw the size of the crowd assembling in front of the community center, they decided they had to shut down the streets for the marchers, as an estimated 1000 to 1500 people gathered to march for the rights of women and minorities.
In the streets of old New York
New York City — it was perfect marching weather, 50 degrees with a slight grey overcast.
The March on Washington
As I boarded the 3:45 a.m. bus, sign and protein bars in tow, I felt as if I was embarking on a covert mission.
Woodstocker leads guests on trips into the Catskills, year-round
Winter camping on Slide Mountain presents some unique challenges.