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The Tompkins Corners Cultural Center will present our fourth annual Pete Seeger Festival to celebrate the musical and humanitarian legacy of our neighbor, mentor and friend - and his 100th birthday, which is on May 3rd. Photo: Karl Rabe

Tompkins Corners Celebrates Pete Seeger

PUTNAM VALLEY - On Sunday, May 5th, from 2 to 5:30 pm, the Tompkins Corners Cultural Center will present our fourth annual Pete Seeger...

Film award winners (from left to right): SUNY New Paltz student Joshua Dudzik (3rdplace), Newburgh Free Academy student Anais M. Cantres (2ndplace) and winner Brandon DeSouza from Pine Bush High School with event MC, Moochie Merchant.

Three Local Students Awarded For Short Films

SUGAR LOAF - A celebration of student film and art was held Friday, April 5 at the Seligmann Center in Sugar Loaf. Students from...

The Howland Public Library is pleased to present Between the Lines, the fourth annual exhibition of student artwork from the Beacon City School District.

Beacon City School District Student Art Exhibit

Jesse J. Holland, best-selling, celebrated author has been nominated for an NAACP Image Award for his original book “Black Panther: Who is the Black Panther?”

Holland Nominated for NAACP Image Award

Newburgh Barbershops: Shaping Community opens at the Newburgh Community Photo Project on Sunday, March 31 showcasing photography and interviews that celebrate nine barbershops and their role as social and community anchors for Newburgh. A collaboration between Newburgh Community Photo Project and the Frederick Douglass in Newburgh commemoration. Plus an inspiring continuation from the Barbershop Conversations series. Come hear the personal stories of these entrepreneurs and community healers.

Newburgh Barbershops Are Shaping Community

The Goshen Historic Track is inviting the public to join the Board of Directors of Goshen Historic Track and Trustees of The Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame in a groundbreaking ceremony.

It Takes a Village to Raise a Barn: a Groundbreaking

The SUNY Orange Apprentice Players will present Anton Chekhov’s celebrated “Three Sisters” in a translation by Paul Schmidt on stage at the William and Helen Richards Theatre at Orange Hall on the Middletown campus of SUNY Orange during the weekends of April 12-14 and 19-20.

Apprentice Players to Perform “Three Sisters”

Leo Betcher and Alyssa Goldstein.

Goldstein Shares the Stage with Saxophonist

Anthony Anderson

Anderson Returns to Host NAACP Image Awards

Ms. Kosek. Photo: Raphael Kosek

Kosek Announced as County Poet Laureate