Hudson Valley One

General News

Citizens want Woodstock to become sanctuary town

“There is a moral imperative to speak out in defense of our community,” said one resident.
Art & Music

Floating concert hall may end up in Kingston

A 195-foot stainless steel floating concert hall and gallery space created by modernist architect Louis Kahn may be making the voyage to Kingston.
Economy

$4.2M offer for Cioni building a high-water mark in Kingston real-estate boom

Years ago, urban developers swarmed to Beacon, and a few years after that to Hudson. Now it may be Kingston’s turn. In places like Kingston’s Stockade district, the game appears to be on.
Art & Music

Jenny Nelson’s chaos

On making abstract art: “What makes a difference is knowing how to draw .. to me, the difference shows in the ability for the painting to hold up over time. If you don’t know how to render an object in space in black and white, to draw the crumpled paper bag, the oval with light on it, the studies of light to dark — without this knowledge, the painting falls flat. Everything sits on the surface. It’s important to create a feeling of real space. Even if you’re looking at shapes and they’re not recognizable, it feels good because somewhere there’s depth to it.”
Business

Tax deal begins Hudson Valley Mall’s second life

Will drastically reduced assessment enhance the town’s commercial property values?
Columns, Nature

Save the bats!

Want to help the local bat population? Put up a bat house. It won’t save the bats from white-nosed syndrome, but it ups the odds that surviving bats will reproduce.
Food & Drink, Nature

A walk on the wild side with Rhinebeck foraging expert Peter Dykeman

If you were marooned in this field, unable to leave and without any snacks packed in your backpack, you could survive, so plentiful are the green edible things to be found here. But you have to know what to look for.

Massive Cioni bid: ‘We were all flabbergasted’

The bid on the Cioni Building, which is owned by the school district, comes as real estate prices in the city’s historic Stockade District have gone into an upward spiral.

Art & Music

Piano’s promise: Russian wunderkind to perform at PianoSummer in New Paltz

Saturday, July 22: Vladimir Feltsman met Ilya Rashkovskiy two years ago at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and is lavish in his praise for the young Russian, whom he considers among the most promising pianists of his generation.

Family

Kids’ Almanac (July 20-27)

Music and fireworks at West Point, art lessons at Roost and free admission to Storm King.

General News

Notes from the Saugerties Town Board: Platte Clove drivers, Glaso Tpke. speeders & new park

Mountain high, road narrow Hunter resident Roy Silver urged the town board to do more to stop large trucks from

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