Judge rules Kingston’s dangerous dog law defective
A Kingston City Court judge has thrown out the case against alleged dangerous dog Jonah the dachshund and his owner, uptown astrologer, investigative reporter and provocateur Eric Francis Coppolino.
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“Little Free Libraries” coming to Saugerties
The goal is to place the libraries in neighborhoods that have the least access to the Washington Ave. library.
Should New Paltz’s Huguenot St. be closed to traffic?
In addition to allowing for more all-street programming in the historic district, the closure will also protect the stone houses, whose foundations have been affected by years of vehicular traffic.
The saga of Bob and Pat Cohen
“We got married in 1996, and at the wedding we had ministers, priests and parole officers”
Proposed nine-month moratorium draws ire from solar-farm supporters in Gardiner
The parking lot at Gardiner’s town hall was full when on the evening of August 9 the town board held
Robert Hite at Wired Gallery
Usually standing between six and ten feet tall, Robert Hite’s twisting towers have the wavering, unsteady quality of buildings reflected
Mara Kill bridge reopened in Gardiner
Construction of the new Mara Kill span on Route 44/55 in Gardiner is now complete. That’s good news for Gardiner
Gardiner Town Hall’s Justice Court sports new entryway
Though it seems like just yesterday that a former schoolhouse was renovated and expanded to serve as Gardiner’s Town Hall,
Reelin’ in the years: Steely Dan to play Bethel Woods
Steely Dan rode into my adolescent record collection under surreal circumstances. I was 12 when I joined the Columbia House
Falcon launches “Underground,” the pub below the club
Can you say “indefatigable”? Neither can I. But that’s what Tony Falco is: tireless. The creator and owner of the