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Art & Music

New Paltz teen to be featured on American Idol on March 7

ABC’s hit show American Idol returned for its 19th season on February 14. Hudson Valley One has learned that local singer, songwriter and musician Laila Mach’s audition will air on Sunday, March 7.
Education

In Saugerties, most extra-curricular activities go remote for Covid, with mixed results

Clubs that lend themselves well to remote meetings have flourished, while those that require community engagement have seen participation drop significantly.
General News, Nature

Polar vortex afflicting Texas is old hat for us northeasterners

Weather is the one place where we all seek common ground, despite the ground being frozen, thawed, snow-covered, rain-saturated or dry as a bone in a desert.
Education

New Paltz parents want more classroom time for children

The message from parents in the New Paltz Central School District has been clear: our children are not thriving, and need more days inside of actual school buildings. The reply from administrators is also clear: we are trying, but this is very complicated.
Politics & Government

Ulster County Legislature approves solid-waste management plan

The Ulster County Legislature unanimously approved a 10-year local solid waste management plan, which calls for the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency to review waste diversion strategies and alternative ways to approach the goal of zero waste in Ulster County. The plan includes looking at the creation of a new local landfill.
Community

Remembering Dan Guenther, activist and environmentalist

Dan Guenther, a well-known figure in the New Paltz community for decades, died while shoveling snow during the storm that hit this area on February 1, at the age of 77.

Saugerties contractor and Woodstock homeowners face 200 charges for alleged illegal dumping

The charges allege the Conigliaros “did intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, negligently and unlawfully” hire Joseph Karolys to haul the fill to the 10 Church Road property “no less than 200 dump truck loads of construction and demolition debris and to dump said no less than 200 dump truck loads of construction and demolition debris for the purpose of abandonment.”
Dennis Kucinich headlines Mohonk Consultations’ Finding Common Ground panel discussion
Polar vortex afflicting Texas is old hat for us northeasterners
New Paltz police officer terminated; said to have violated “last chance” agreement

YMCA, Bike Friendly Kingston to host bike repair clinics

Have a bike in need of some elbow grease to make it road-worthy? Bike Friendly Kingston, the YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County will be hosting free bicycle repair clinics on the following Wednesdays: March 24, April 21, May 5, May 19, June 2, June 16 and June 30. The location is the YMCA parking lot on Pine Grove Avenue and the time is between 3-5 p.m.
Woodstock’s Joe Beesmer passes
Saugerties Central School District’s food and nutrition program needs your help
Kingston Black History Month to host panel: “The Living Legacy of the Black Cowboy”

The dark side of the full moon

When the Full Moon arrives next Saturday night, the 27th, let’s finally learn its brightness. For, in the mass media the past 20 years or so, all sorts of make-believe things have been presented about the Full Moon.

Crime

Saugerties police arrest man following road rage incident

On Saturday, January 23 at 3:31 p.m.., Saugerties Police responded to the area of 33 Sparling Road in the for

Books, Business

Barnes & Noble leaving Ulster store, seeking new location

The plan, for now, is to find another location close to the Ulster Ave. store. That shouldn’t be too hard: There are plenty of vacant commercial spaces for lease.

Education

Onteora school superintendent Victoria McLaren is resigning to take a position with the Highland School District

Onteora Superintendent of Schools Victoria McLaren is stepping down to become business administrator of the Highland School District, a move that will give her more time with her son.

General News

Saugerties contractor and Woodstock homeowners face 200 charges for alleged illegal dumping

The charges allege the Conigliaros “did intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, negligently and unlawfully” hire Joseph Karolys to haul the fill to the 10 Church Road property “no less than 200 dump truck loads of construction and demolition debris and to dump said no less than 200 dump truck loads of construction and demolition debris for the purpose of abandonment.”

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New Paltz village planners learn more about role in 650-bed housing complex proposal

Ed Sanders unveils new biography of eminent historian Alf Evers

Woodstock’s Pearl Moon offers live music and serves American diner classics with a modern twist

The Avenue Steakhouse brings New York City-inspired cuisine to Saugerties