The Poughkeepsie Journal Photo Morgue and the Fight to Save Local History
The vast photographic archive of the Poughkeepsie Journal, documenting decades of life in Poughkeepsie survives in a basement—owned by Gannett, cared for by the public library, and newly activated by artists and scholars asking what it would mean to preserve it properly.
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From the Borscht Belt to the Exam Room: Dr. Arnold Rugg on Empathy, Surgery, and the Changing World of Veterinary Medicine
The Ellenville native reflects on growing up at a family-run Catskills hotel, navigating Italy in the ’60s, and why veterinary medicine—now dominated by corporate ownership—carries a hidden emotional toll.
Events
Reher Reads for Kids – Storytime and Craft
Ice Skating at PS21
Kara-Lis Coverdale – Music for Organ
Andrew Schneider: NOWISWHENWEARE (the stars) Open Universe
Special Mesier Homestead Tour Day! Presidential Connections in Wappinger
Raven Chacon & David Lang / Williams College ensembles – Voiceless Mass and the little match girl passion
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Staging Grounds at EMPAC in Troy Explores Art, Memory, and Return
A nine-day festival at EMPAC February 20-28 brings together five international artists working across performance, installation, sound, and film to examine how histories are staged in the present.
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