“It’s agony, it’s heartbreak, it’s exhaustion. It’s just running around knocking on people’s doors at 7 a.m. looking for your kid, and they send you to someone else’s house and someone else’s, and you find out your kid is in Albany …”
Board trustees are accepting of the Friends of the Woodstock Library’s plans to upgrade and modernize the children’s room, though
“The Open Meetings Law gives the public a window on what government is doing,” said Robert Freeman, Executive Director of
The Jerry Bartlett Memorial Angling Collection of the Phoenicia Library is hosting its first of four Catskill Fishing Fever Forums to celebrate the life and times of Frank Mele: author, musician, flyfisher supreme, and noted conservationist, 12:30 p.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, March 19 at the Phoenicia Library, 48 Main Street.
Want to learn about beekeeping? How to tap your own maple trees? How to cook for people with dietary restrictions?
A former addict looks at heroin addiction and is shocked by its pervasiveness in Woodstock. “I could never have imagined in 1968, when I was using, just how out of hand the problem has become today,” he writes. It’s hitting the younger generation especially hard. You can see it driving through Woodstock on a nice summer day, says one addict in the story: where you used to see young people hanging out and having fun, now it’s only tourists. Many of those young people are, instead, indoors, in designated shooting galleries.
A contentious point of debate came during the forum held by the Onteora Central School District at its Middle/High School
The Rt. 212 Coalition, a recently formed substance abuse prevention group held its second meeting on February 9, at Bread
The Woodstock Fire Department is taking steps to ensure the health and safety of its firefighters and others, as it
Graduation from college with sky-high debt and few available jobs. The risk that fracking or oil pipelines will contaminate dwindling