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Politics & Government

Democratic challengers outraising Faso

In the crowded field of Democrats in the 19th Congressional District seeking to unseat U.S. Rep. John Faso (R-Kinderhook) next year, two have taken the lead in one respect — outraising the incumbent in what most observers expect to be an expensive race.
Editorials

So long, Hurley Ridge

For those of us who didn’t want to have to drive to Kingston for a market, it was a haven.
Business

Lola’s Café opens in New Paltz

After months of speculation about what sort of establishment would replace Neko Sushi in the iconic building at the corner of Main and North Chestnut Street that once housed the fabled Homestead tavern, Paltzonians now have a spiffy new place to eat: Lola’s Café.
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.
Art & Music, People & Places

Smithsonian museum founded by Kingston native

The Freer Gallery of Art, located at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, is considered to be the nation’s foremost museum of Asian art. The story of its founder, whose phenomenal business success made it all possible, begins in Ulster County, where he was born in 1854 in Kingston to a family descended from Hugo Freer, one of the French Huguenot founders of New Paltz.

Wallkill River will be celebrated with festival at Sojourner Truth Park in New Paltz

Members of the Wallkill River Watershed Alliance will be holding the first annual festival to celebrate the river at Sojourner Truth Park in New Paltz on October 7.

Art & Music, Columns

Kingston After Dark: Chuck Mosley’s art of reinvention

Friday, July 28 you can see the affable and enduring rocker at The Anchor alongside local sea-chanty folk punkers Casting Ships for one of the best shows of the summer. For just $5 you are going to have a night to remember.

Politics & Government

Project will replace Saugerties village sidewalks

Work will begin in the fall or next spring.

Community

Downpour fails to dampen spirits at Gardiner 5K

The annual Gardiner 5K Classic Run/Walk every July always seems to happen on one of the hottest and most humid days of the summer. This year was no exception. But this time, the humidity that accompanied temperatures hovering near 100 degrees all day became a drenching downpour that let loose from the sky just minutes before race time.

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