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Kingston mourns the loss of Tommy Keegan

Tommy Keegan, the founder and owner of Keegan Ales, recently passed away at the age of 50. As soon as the word got out, the tributes came pouring in.
General News

Where to get a Covid-19 shot in Ulster County

Wondering where you can get your first vaccine dose? As of Monday afternoon, May 10 you can go to: State-run
Community

Saugerties resident buys former Dragon Inn

Nina Schmidbaur grew up next to the Dragon Inn on Route 9W in Saugerties, and as a small child, dreamed of one day owning the restaurant and restoring it to its former beauty. This may seem like a childish dream, but it recently came true and Schmidbaur is now the owner of the crumbling mansion, originally known as Clovelea. She plans to operate a mental health practice there and also use it as a residence.
Community

Spring Wassail returns to Stone Ridge Orchards

Elizabeth Ryan began doing the wassail annually at her Breezy Hill Orchards in Staatsburg in 1996, and imported the practice to Ulster County when she acquired Stone Ridge Orchards in 2004. Because of Covid-19, it didn’t happen in 2020, but a scaled-down version of her Spring Wassail – for the fully vaccinated only – took place at the Stone Ridge location this year on May 1.
Community

Woodstock receives grant to repair damaged gravestones

Thanks to state grant money, the Town of Woodstock is able to take advantage of a Hoosick Falls man’s expertise to save more than 200 gravestones at the Woodstock Cemetery that have been ravaged by time and neglect.
Politics & Government

Kingston planners green light brickyard expansion

The Kingston planning board last week unanimously approved a permit amendment for the Hutton Brickyards property at 200 North Street in Kingston. The move will allow the owner to move forward with additional hospitality facilities, including new cabins, a restaurant, a spa and a new entrance and parking lot at Lindsley Avenue.
General News

How to overcome ageism in the job search: five case studies

Age discrimination is real. Older job seekers are often passed over in favor of younger applicants who employers believe will be more malleable and work longer hours for less compensation. Here, a veteran recruiter offers inside tips on how to sidestep the pitfalls of job hunting over 50.
Art & Music

For local creators, the pandemic has required flexibility, inspired soul-searching

It’s been called “artist’s time”—the enforced periods of pandemic-induced solitude that have allowed artists the opportunity to create without outside distractions. For others, of course, the shutdown has brought economic hardship and isolation. Certainly, artists themselves have been affected in widely divergent ways. But one common denominator that emerges from conversations with half a dozen artists and people affiliated with arts institutions is that being resourceful has been essential to surviving and possibly thriving during this time.

Popup show at former BSP space tomorrow

The event will take place from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11. It will be hosted by Simi Stone, and will feature performances by Stone; Robin the Hammer; the Matthew Finck Quartet, featuring Tristan Napoli, Adam Cote and Bram Kincheloe; and the Energy Dance Company. Complimentary tickets are available, but for those who can’t make it in person there will be a live stream of the event online as well.
Woodstock illustrator Jared Bliss seeks crowdfunding for original storybook
WAAM presents “Far & Wide National”
Work continues on Tidewater Center in Saugerties

Kingston Common Council funds anti-violence initiatives

The city will provide funding to one program that will keep Kingston High School open late on Friday evening to offer youth a safe place to congregate and another that aims to tackle gun violence through outreach to at-risk youth.
Kingston planners green light brickyard expansion
Gardiner solar farm proposal moves forward
Activists want New Paltz to focus on affordable housing

Remembering Ed Ford, long-time city of Kingston historian

Ed Ford, who was city historian for 35 years and died at age 103 on April 29, leaves a legacy that succeeded in permanently establishing Kingston as a city of history, noteworthy for its restored 18th-century stone houses and city hall as well as significant historic sites. The city would be a much-diminished place were it not for the inspiration, knowledge, and persistence of Ed Ford.
Ed Ford, longtime Kingston historian, dies at 103
Kingston seeks funding for study of local African-American history
What the newspapers said 100 years ago

Shout Out Saugerties raises awareness about issues affecting Esopus Creek’s health

Releases of silty brown water from the Ashokan Reservoir this year prompted the annual community arts event to highlight environmental issues related to the creek.
When to start spring planting in the Northeast
The natural wonder of New Paltz, now catalogued
Keep the river clean

Popup show at former BSP space tomorrow

The event will take place from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11. It will be hosted by Simi Stone, and will feature performances by Stone; Robin the Hammer; the Matthew Finck Quartet, featuring Tristan Napoli, Adam Cote and Bram Kincheloe; and the Energy Dance Company. Complimentary tickets are available, but for those who can’t make it in person there will be a live stream of the event online as well.

Community

Kingston mourns the loss of Tommy Keegan

Tommy Keegan, the founder and owner of Keegan Ales, recently passed away at the age of 50. As soon as the word got out, the tributes came pouring in.

General News

Where to get a Covid-19 shot in Ulster County

Wondering where you can get your first vaccine dose? As of Monday afternoon, May 10 you can go to: State-run

Community

American Idol’s Laila Mach headlines Mayfest at Walkway over the Hudson

he Mayfest Essential Farmers’ and Makers’ Market that took place this past weekend along the Hudson Valley Rail Trail and the western approach to the Walkway offered more than 80 curated vendors who provided a rich and dazzling selection of some of the Hudson Valley’s finest producers, including farms, distilleries, breweries, wineries, musicians, artisans and pro-community organizations.

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American Idol’s Laila Mach headlines Mayfest at Walkway over the Hudson

Racial equity, anti-racism plans discussed in New Paltz

Kingston Common Council funds anti-violence initiatives

Woodstock illustrator Jared Bliss seeks crowdfunding for original storybook

New Paltz shop offers ‘tools for healing and magic-making’

Gardiner solar farm proposal moves forward

Remembering Ed Ford, long-time city of Kingston historian