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Cause of Saugerties apartment fire remains unknown as community organizes help for victims

The cause of the three-alarm fire at 18-20 Russell St. that claimed the life of 46-year-old Tanya Conklin and seriously injured four others on Saturday, April 21 had yet to be determined by investigators as of Wednesday. According to Police Chief Joseph Sinagra, who spoke Monday, April 23 there is “no indication whatsoever at this time that it was an intentional act.”
Business

Regal Cinemas to quit Hudson Valley Mall this summer

The Hudson Valley Mall is set to lose another major tenant this summer when Regal Cinemas shuts its doors. But the mall’s owners say they are in talks with another theater operator to take over and upgrade the 12-screen cinema.
Business

Pot powder on Route 28

The powder can be easily incorporated into any liquid intended for ingestion, including water, tea, coffee, soup, smoothies, and even chocolate syrup.

New Paltz Earth Day engages, educates & entertains lively crowd at Reformed Church

On Saturday, April 21, Earth Day came a day early to the grounds of the Reformed Church of New Paltz, and it seemed like the community didn’t want to wait one day more to celebrate the return of spring’s greenery and warmth after a lingering winter. With bright blue skies, temperatures in the low 60s and plenty to do and to learn, both the weather and the venue couldn’t have been more welcoming for a big turnout.
Marbletown hosts Historic House Tour to benefit the Ulster County Historical Society
Center for Symbolic Studies hosts Beltane Festival in Tillson
Saugerties Little League to honor coaches on opening day

Woodstock looks at Airbnb regulations, passes noise law

Under proposed regulations, all those who operate a short-term rental must register with the town whether they are on-site or not. The noise law includes regulations for “unreasonable noise” as well as construction noise, car alarms and pets. Town officials say it shouldn’t affect the local music scene.
Gardiner revives Open Space Commission
Republican Chris Tague leading in special election for 102nd Assembly District
New Paltz village budget holds the line on taxes

Appellate victory for Belleayre Resort; more court decisions ahead

The granting of permits to the Belleayre Resort at Catskill Park moved a little closer to happening last week after some 19 years of haggling.
Saugerties-based beauty business brings Korean techniques to locals
New Paltz Chamber director Prizzia to resign
Hutton Brickyards plans, including up to 10 concerts, taking shape

Marbletown hosts Historic House Tour to benefit the Ulster County Historical Society

Saturday, April 28: All the historic houses on the tour started as one- or two-room houses. Most of them were constructed of stone, while others had stone foundations and were built of clapboard. Over the centuries, the houses were expanded. The houses on this tour reflect a range of the decisions owners had to make: how much of the original house should be preserved, what features should be kept, what features could be added.
WWII poster exhibition at FDR site in Hyde Park
Marist premieres Lowell Thomas documentary Voice of America
Chancellor’s Sheep & Wool Showcase at Clermont

Woodstock looks at Airbnb regulations, passes noise law

Under proposed regulations, all those who operate a short-term rental must register with the town whether they are on-site or not. The noise law includes regulations for “unreasonable noise” as well as construction noise, car alarms and pets. Town officials say it shouldn’t affect the local music scene.

Art & Music

Sir Tom Jones takes the stage to help the Bardavon

Tuesday, May 1: A legendary performer well into the sixth decade of his hit-studded career, Jones effortlessly bridges camp and art because he probably doesn’t give a damn about either. He has sold more than 100 million records, scoring not just hits, but cultural landmarks with such tracks as “It’s Not Unusual,” “Delilah,” “What’s New, Pussycat?” and a cover of Prince’s “Kiss” that sent his already-established career hurtling into the pop stratosphere.

Community

New Paltz Earth Day engages, educates & entertains lively crowd at Reformed Church

On Saturday, April 21, Earth Day came a day early to the grounds of the Reformed Church of New Paltz, and it seemed like the community didn’t want to wait one day more to celebrate the return of spring’s greenery and warmth after a lingering winter. With bright blue skies, temperatures in the low 60s and plenty to do and to learn, both the weather and the venue couldn’t have been more welcoming for a big turnout.

Books, Stage & Screen

H. Jon Benjamin of Bob’s Burgers at Bard

Wednesday, May 2: Benjamin’s new overtly self-effacing first book, Failure Is an Option: An Attempted Memoir is a detailed litany of failure and, ultimately, a defense of it: an “apology” in the old sense of the word.

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