Hudson Valley One

Politics & Government

Ulster lawmakers at odds over transgender protections

The local law local law would ban discrimination against people on the basis of gender identity in “any place of public accommodation, resort or amusement.”
Art & Music

With new building, Mass MoCA nearly doubles in size

Sunday, May 28: The North Adams museum will mark the opening of Building 6 with an all-day celebration, featuring a Nick Cave Soundsuit parade and a concert by Cake.
General News

New Paltz resort proposal stalled by moratorium

The town’s decision to pause development in the Thruway area has had a negative impact on the Wildberry Lodge, a proposed resort and butterfly conservatory.
General News

Saugerties rec chief proposes rebuilding Kiwanis Ice Arena

The arena needs a new roof. For another $250k, the town could replace the entire thing.
Art & Music, Local History

Artist illuminates lost reservoir communities

Artist Kate McGloughlin’s show, “Requiem for Ashokan — The Story told in Landscape,” will be on view June 3-24 at WAAM, and will include mixed media paintings, solarplate etchings, maps with audio files, and an artist book depicting the loss of home, community, and landscape that took place during the construction of the Ashokan Reservoir.
Education

SUNY New Paltz graduates over 2500

With the college’s enrollment rates remaining steady and graduation rates increasing, more students than ever before were eligible to participate in the undergraduate ceremonies this year.

Ed Sanders and the Fugs seek to cleanse the political morass

If you don’t have solid plans for Tuesday, May 30, here’s an idea for you, care of Woodstock bard and activist Ed Sanders. Join in at that time as he and The Fugs, the band he started with Ken Weaver and the late Tuli Kupferberg in the mid-1960s, reunite with their full coterie of the past 30 years with a new song/performance set to close out that day’s giant Veterans for Peace Rally at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Community

Dutch delegation drops by city formerly known as Wiltwyck

On Wednesday, May 24, the Hudson River Maritime Museum and the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation played host to a visit from a delegation the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Letters

Saugerties Times letters: 5/25-31

Topics include: West Saugerties cell tower, too many white men in Congress, Saugerties skate park a gem but needs better maintenance, for love of country, Faso should oppose law loosening restrictions on out-of-state gun permit-holders, drugged driving danger, Mental Health Month.

Local History

New Paltz Historic Preservation Commission co-sponsors exhibit at Elting Library

Historic Preservation Commission members thought an exhibit of art portraying local architectural treasures might inspire people to take a new perspective of their surroundings, and perhaps appreciate them more.

Art & Music

Ed Sanders and the Fugs seek to cleanse the political morass

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