Plans to expand and interconnect the rail trails will bring tourism dollars to the region
Last year, the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail basically doubled in length after it was extended across the Rosendale Trestle in
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Plans to boost the local economy by welcoming Walkway Over the Hudson visitors
“When Walkway Over the Hudson opened in 2009, we knew that it would attract a lot of people, but we
Pterodactyl made from recycled materials soars aloft in Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
What with bomb threats, lockouts and the like, the Rondout Valley Central School District has been having a bit of
Hugh Reynolds: No talking to people about guns
My mother, rest her soul, advised me when I got in this business never to talk to people about religion
Locust Grove
Had I stumbled upon Locust Grove in a remote region, its beautifully landscaped grounds, well laid out paths and carriage
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to solo at the Bardavon
Chris Cornell is possibly best-known as the frontman for the recently reunited Soundgarden, the Seattle band that best approximated the
Something old, something newgrass with Laurie Lewis
If rootsy harmony is your thing, you’ve probably already got November 18 circled on your calendar. You’ve picked up some
Family Free Night at Children’s Museum this Saturday
The children’s museums I have visited generally have left me cold. The term itself implies an oxymoron, reinforced by pint-sized
Rumors greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain would probably appreciate the adaptation of his play Is He Dead? if he also knew that the man
John Hiatt plays the Bardavon
John Hiatt’s popularity extends even further than you might think. Sure, simply mentioning the living legend’s name conjures a career