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General News

Judge overturns Kingston planners’ vote against affordable housing project

A State Supreme Court ruling will put Rupco’s proposal to build 66 units of affordable senior housing at the site of the former Kingston Alms House back before the city’s planning board.
Business

Gardiner cabin resort unveils building designs

Shinrin Yoku, LLC, the development company headed by Phillip Rapoport and Kristin Soong Rapoport, has released its first public renderings of structures planned for the Heartwood eco-resort in Gardiner.
Art & Music, Community

The eyes of Carrie Haddad

The pioneering gallerist looks back at Hudson’s remarkable renaissance.
Business

From Down Under to Up Here: Midtown Kingston’s Village Coffee and Goods

“In this neighborhood, you couldn’t just walk to get a really great coffee or some food, so we thought, ‘Let’s do it ourselves!'”
Local History

Remembering the Tour de Trump bike race, which swept into New Paltz 30 years ago

While New Paltz may not have been the epicenter of the Donald Trump presidential campaign, it certainly was the main stage for the first annual Tour de Trump cycling competition that swept into the Village of New Paltz on May 6 of 1989 to the cheers and jeers of more than 6,000 spectators who lined the streets, sidewalks and rooftops of downtown Main Street.
Local History

I become history: Celebrating the Woodstock Festival at 50

What did it mean? How did the 1960s change the world?
Education

Saugerties appoints Kingston principal as new superintendent

The Saugerties Central School District’s Board of Education this week announced the appointment of Kirk Reinhardt as its new superintendent, choosing the current principal of Kingston High School from a field of around 40 candidates.
Education

Hands-on education offers local students a path to in-demand jobs

Automation is coming for millions of jobs over the next decade. But among the hardest to automate or offshore are jobs in the skilled trades, the type of work local students train for at BOCES.

Eco-challenge teams can make a difference

At the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center on March 14, members of Woodstock Transition and the Woodstock Library held a forum on the Project Drawdown Eco-challenge. This initiative invites people to form teams, decide what actions they want to take, and then, from April 3 to 24, record their actions through a website that will compile results.
Site of deadly Saugerties house fire demolished
Want to fight global warming? Start with refrigerants
Bringing high-speed internet to the rural Catskills

Gardiner councilman Mike Reynolds resigns

After seven years on the Gardiner Town Board, councilman Mike Reynolds submitted his resignation last week, effective March 11, “due to a change in my permanent residency status from Gardiner to New Paltz.”
Hurley highway superintendent accused of anti-Semitic remark
Saugerties re-elects Mayor Bill Murphy; incumbent trustees cruise to victory
New master plan envisions the Esopus of the future

Better rich than poor

In Ulster County, the top ﬁfth of Ulster County ﬁlers had more income than the remaining four-ﬁfths. Is that equitable? Like folks elsewhere, most residents would have a ready answer — probably based on their political beliefs.

Crime

Cuomo announces arrest of Saugerties man following alleged anti-Semitic incident at Mother Earth store

A female employee, who is Jewish, reported that she was in the cooler with another co-worker when Sullivan came into the doorway, shut off the lights, and made an anti-Semitic remark, “You’re in the gas chamber now,” followed by an expletive referring to her Jewish faith. A Saugerties man was charged today with aggravated harassment.

Education, News Wire

SUNY-New Paltz approves new names for college buildings

The names are being changed because the buildings’ namesakes, the founding families of the town, owned slaves prior to slavery’s abolition in New York State. The new building names pay homage to local geographic features. They will be assigned to the campus buildings to mirror their actual locations – for instance, Lefevre Hall, the eastern-most of the buildings, will become Shawangunk Hall, because the Shawangunk Ridge is the eastern-most of these features.

Crime, News Wire

Drug-trafficking investigation nets 25 in Ellenville

According to police, the investigation involved members of a drug-trafficking organization that distributed large quantities of crack cocaine, as well as heroin laced with fentanyl, over a two-year period, in and around the Village of Ellenville.

General News

Eco-challenge teams can make a difference

At the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center on March 14, members of Woodstock Transition and the Woodstock Library held a forum on the Project Drawdown Eco-challenge. This initiative invites people to form teams, decide what actions they want to take, and then, from April 3 to 24, record their actions through a website that will compile results.

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