The Garrison resident’s father, also named Ed, got caught up in the sports car craze in the late 1950s, bought a used 1952 ...

It’s been a tough few decades for hemlocks in New York thanks to the hemlock woolly adelgid, a tiny, fuzzy invasive pest that ...

Beyond their talent, the Brass Queens are making a mark in the music industry in part due to their brash, flashy attitude.

The Delaware public garden dedicated to native plants has been running long-term plant trials for two decades. These have ...

Chris Tobin is in his 26th year as a member of the Philipstown Volunteer Ambulance Corps and is the organization’s president.

Hero cadet honored, superintendent shows off steps ...

Cold Spring mayor lists budget challenges ...

The Garrison Art Center has, since 1988, paired high school artists with established professionals who volunteer as mentors. An annual exhibit showcasing the fruits of 13 young artists in the center’s ...

As with “Butterfly Vase,” the white space is created with a rice paste mixture that resists color, qualifying this style of work under the katazome rubric. Like Korean artist mizosasora, Pearl ...

An audit by New York’s Comptroller’s Office found that the state and New York City have not adequately overseen the management of thousands of affordable housing units, including at Tompkins Terrace ...

The Galvin Cello Quartet lets the music do the talking, which will happen on March 29 when its members perform for the Chamber Music Circle series at the Howland Cultural Center in Beacon. Tickets ...

Beacon City Administrator Chris White announced this week that he plans to retire in June, after the City Council approves the budget for upcoming capital plans. Ben Swanson, the deputy administrator, ...