In this short documentary made in cooperation with The Current, Marist University students Jack Torry, Jonathan Chernin, Jonathan Martirano and Korey Bruce-Doe profile Philipstown resident David ...

The Dutchess County Transportation Council is seeking feedback on its 25-year plan, Moving Dutchess Forward, through public ...

Philipstown is expected to pass two draft laws confining new gas stations and “hybrid petroleum storage facilities” — such as ...

New York State announced on Thursday (Dec. 4) that it has opened a new maintenance facility in Dutchess County that it said ...

The musicians encouraged the audience to create and advance a story that eventually concerned a rabbit that ambled through a ...

Considering Anthony Bopp’s life path, it was probably inevitable that he would produce a coloring book that illustrates ...

Along with The American Way of Death (1963), an exposé of abuses in the funeral industry, Decca was known for Hons and Rebels ...

Wild & Bright brought its reptile show to the Desmond-Fish Public Library in Garrison on Nov. 15. Its educator, Maureen Hecht, shared snakes, a bearded dragon and a European skink.

Eli Walker has experienced triumph and tragedy, much of which she bares in her new one-woman play Kill the Buddha at the Howland Cultural Center in Beacon on Friday (Dec. 12) and Saturday. Walker, who ...

The Wynotte’s three-part harmonies evoke the Andrews Sisters, a related pop-jazz combo that peaked during World War II. The ...

Eli Walker, who lives in Beacon, will perform her one-woman show, Kill the Buddha, at the Howland Cultural Center on Dec. 12 ...