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Crime

Sawkill Road killing was over weed deal gone wrong, authorities say

Police believe a Kingston man was shot and killed in a dispute over two ounces of marijuana following a car chase on Sawkill Road.
Economy

You can buy a home…maybe

“Participating homebuyers may be able to put down as little as one percent of the purchase price because of SmartMove New York’s low-interest loans.” Sounds too good to be true? If you have good credit and don’t have too much income, it isn’t.
Columns

The preppers are coming to town

The New York Times alerts us to a new trend: millennials buying property in the Catskills because it’s “filled with natural resources.” The piece makes for a satisfying rage-read.

Woodstock Chamber explores opportunities for Festival 50th

As Woodstock faces the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Aquarian Festival that affected much of the town’s profile, at least in terms of business, the Chamber of Commerce & Arts is gearing up for a 2019 season aimed at celebrating Woodstock as both the inspiration for that festival so long ago, and a fine destination no matter how you look at it.
HealthAlliance’s Scarpino calling it a career
New water park feature at Gardiner campground gets OK
How will local media survive?

Jewish Congregation of New Paltz holds annual Hanukkah celebration

The Hanukkah festivities held Sunday, December 9 at the Jewish Congregation of New Paltz Community Center officially began with the ceremonial lighting of some two dozen menorahs.
New warming center opens at Midtown Kingston church
Rosendale community turns out for return of Frozendale
Winter Expo shares climate-smart tips for coping with seasonal stresses

Wife of incoming Saugerties town justice suing town over injury to son

The Krafts allege that their son was permanently disfigured in a 2016 mishap at Cantine Field due to, the suit charges, the negligence of several town-affiliated parties. They are asking for a settlement of $125,000.

Community

Jewish Congregation of New Paltz holds annual Hanukkah celebration

The Hanukkah festivities held Sunday, December 9 at the Jewish Congregation of New Paltz Community Center officially began with the ceremonial lighting of some two dozen menorahs.

Art & Music

WAAM awards mark end of the year

Big shifts have occurred in the art that matters. What constitutes a landscape has shifted internal, and focused on human-scale details. Subject matter has regained a hold on those still drawn to printmaking. Fun is again kin to aesthetic appreciation.

Community

New warming center opens at Midtown Kingston church

What started in 2014 as an ad-hoc effort by a group of volunteers to provide emergency cold-weather shelter to Kingston’s homeless at a Clinton Avenue church has evolved into a fully funded county-program with, as of last month, a new home.

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