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Poughkeepsie Non-Profit The Art Effect Promotes Art Education
The diverse careers enjoyed by graduates of The Art Effect illustrate the rather surprising effect …
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George Washington Slept at This Bed & Breakfast and Now You Can, Too
The Brinckerhoff Inn's design marries historical accuracy with modern convenience. A glance at the …
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This Workshop Builds Gorgeous Furniture From Recycled Wood Palettes
Kingston's Green Makers is transforming cast-offs into castles. Mark Anthony studied sustainable …
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Four Ways Pharmacists Are Fighting Opioid Abuse
Greater awareness of the dangers posed by prescription opioids is changing pharmacy …
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Tune Into This Kingston Radio Program Focusing on the Power of Sisterhood
Co-hosts Theresa Lyn Widmann and Shana Falana longed for a program where women shared experiences …
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This Woodstock Artists Cemetery Commemorates Those “Who Added to the Beauty of the World”
Notable names resting here include the Academy-Award-winning screenwriter of Casablanca and …
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Keegan Ales Created a Recipe For Your Craft Home Brewing Kit
The owner of the Kingston brewery crafted this recipe for his good friend, the founder of brewmates, …
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Think Big at This Tiny House Resort in the Catskills
The resort consists of four homes, a tiny store, a laundry, and a dog wash named the …
G-Dragon’s MOTTE concert wasn’t really a concert
G-Dragon’s Act III: MOTTE concert wasn’t really a concert. The “Act III” part of the title is the first clue that G-Dragon aka Kwon Ji Yong was actually performing in a three-act musical play about the creative journey he’s taken since his …
What Grace’s “You Don’t Own Me” Says About The Progress Of Feminism
My daughter’s 31 and she can’t quite understand what I love about the remix of the song “You Don’t Own Me,” released earlier this year by Australian singer Grace and American rapper G-Eazy. If you haven’t heard this version, Grace reinterprets the …
Lost Letters
Letters are one of the casualties of the 21st century and with their demise, we have lost a prime opportunity for reflection and self-examination. Only one of my friends still writes letters. In the neat curls and loops of her handwriting she …