A right livelihood: Phoenicia Library has new interim director
The Phoenicia Library has a new interim director, hamlet resident Elizabeth Potter, as well as two new board members and
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Thinking on the outside
“Square. A square is a type of rectangle.” Using spelling words, Zak Carey inspires new ideas for his 4th grade
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
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
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
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
Levon Helm passes on
According to reports, Levon Helm passed away at about 1:30 p.m. Thursday, April 19 at Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New
Walking Woodstock: The Republic of Ashokan
On a cool, overcast March morning recently I climbed Overlook Mountain, with the intent of renewing citizenship in the Republic
See you in court: Higley sues Shandaken
On March 26, Hanover Farms, the farmstand located on Route 28 in Mt. Tremper by a modular home owned by
Point of View: Regarding “The Cairns of Overlook”
Regarding Violet Snow’s article,“The Cairns of Overlook” (March 25), last summer I was contacted by Mr. James Bogner of the