Yesterday | Times Herald-Record
Battle just beginning for college grads
She'll be among a legion of mid-Hudsonites marching down the aisle this weekend to fetch college diplomas they hope will do more than decorate a wall.
Yesterday | Times Herald-Record
No cause yet on May 2 plane crash into Hudson
Federal investigators have not yet determined what caused the May 2 crash of a private plane into the Hudson River.
Outdoor Journal: Striper bite on Hudson starts to warm
If you happened to be anywhere near the Hudson River in downtown Albany, you probably noticed the fleet of fishing boats and anglers lining the shore.
Summer Outdoor Movie Schedules Announced
The city's seasonal free outdoor cinemas have started announcing the lineups for their open-air movie festivals this summer.
Bannerman Castle: Take a summer tour of the historic Hudson Valley attraction
A visitor to Pollepel Island photographs the crumbling remains of Bannerman Castle on the Hudson River near Newburgh.
NY driver crashes into high-voltage utility tower
State police say a 22-year-old woman has escaped with just minor injuries after her vehicle crashed into a high-voltage utility tower along a Columbia County road.
Temporary water woes possible in region as NYC projects begin
A bare hillside along Route 9W is one of the first signs of nearly $1.7 billion in spending New York City has in store for its water supply.
The major exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery this summer celebrates the work of one of the greatest of all American landscape painters.
Man completes handwritten Bible after seven years
In front of a small crowd at a church in New York, a man named Phillip Patterson completed his handwritten King James Bible after working on it for seven years.
Hudson River Museum features several 'Panoramic' views of Staten Island in new exhibit
Hermann Fuechsel's "View of the Narrows from Tompkinsville, Staten Island, 1860" is featured in "The Panoramic River." Where: Hudson River Museum, 511 Warburton Ave., Yonkers When: Wednesday-Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.; through May 19.
I believe that Harry Croswell may be best explained by a story he told about himself.
Shenae Grimes Marries Josh Beech
According to Us Weekly, the low-key ceremony took place at a countryside tudor manor , where a source says Grimes walked down the aisle to house music.
5/11/13: Today's Tips: Saturday
MUSIC : Tom Rush @ the Eighth Step at Proctors , Schenectady. The veteran folkie has still got the goods.
And that's the way it was: May 10, 2006
On this day seven years ago, legendary New York Times executive editor Abraham Michael "A.M." Rosenthal died at the age of 84.
The chimps are on the loose; find them in Bethel
Making its debut in the tasting room of the Catskill Distilling Co. Saturday will be Rico Suave's Chimps in Tuxedos.
Mayor: Hudson only NY city running on 100 percent wind power
In Greene County, the Mayor of Hudson says his city is now the only community in New York to be run on 100 percent local wind power.
Keira Knightley Wedding: Husband Gives Olive Tree As Wedding Gift
Keira Knightley's new husband, musician James Righton, gave her a very sweet gift when they tied the knot on Saturday.
Get Out: Riverkeeper Sweeps Villages
Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown: Riverkeeper Sweep Place: Various locations along the Hudson River including Tarrytown's RiverWalk Park and Sleepy Hollow's Kingsland Point Park When: Saturday, May 11 from 8 to 11 a.m. or 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. . Description: As part of Riverkeeper's annual "Sweep" clean up events, the villages of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow ... (more)
Bard College Conservatory Orchestra Celebrates Bard Music Festival...
HUDSON, N.Y., May 8, 2013 -- The Bard College Conservatory Orchestra Celebrates The 24th Annual Bard Music Festival "Stravinsky and His World" in Concert at Lincoln Center The Bard College Conservatory Orchestra, under music director Leon Botstein, returns to Lincoln Center to celebrate the 24th Bard Music Festival "Stravinsky and His World" in a ... (more)