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Politics & Government

Uptown Kingston in line for $10 million in help from Albany

Kingston’s Stockade District is already seeing a surging real estate market and a cultural renaissance. Now, an infusion of state money is set to transform projects that have existed on paper for years into bricks-and-mortar reality.
People & Places

Time collector — Lenny Kislin passes

Lenny Kislin — beloved Woodstocker whose puppy dog eyes launched a million smiles — finally proved that personal prophecy of doom which couldn’t lose, though in proving it we lost him…at 4 a.m. Tuesday September 12 to kidney failure. He was 71 years old.
Economy, Local History

Two spooks and a grump

A portrait exemplifies the richness of authentic local history.
Politics & Government

What would a New York State Constitutional Convention do?

A convention would allow for a wide number of issues to be addressed simultaneously, from ethics to education funding. But opponents fear the process would be influenced by “dark money,” which may lead to the erosion of protections for collective-bargaining, home-rule and a robust public education system.
Art & Music

Nick Della Penna — One stone at a time

“If you’re not trained as an artist, there’s no right or wrong,” said sculptor Nick Della Penna, standing amidst the monumental yet whimsical stone structures of Rock Star Meadow in Lake Hill. He’s been working on the property since 1980, creating something akin to Opus 40 in West Saugerties.

Saugerties gears up for Mum Fest

With the 52nd Mum Festival just two weeks away, gardeners throughout the village of Saugerties and portions of the town are cleaning out flower beds to make room for the colorful fall plants for which the festival is named. Seamon Park, site of the October 8 fest, is the epicenter of the seasonal activity.

Columns

Binocular update: Secrets of the best views

Through binoculars, the 3,000 stars visible to the naked eye on the clearest night in the Catskills jump to 30,000.

General News

New Paltz activists plan march against ‘rape culture’

The events on Sunday, Sept. 24 will include the town’s second annual SlutWalk, live music, activities and information tables at Hasbrouck Park.

Community

Saugerties gears up for Mum Fest

General News

Woodstock Library survey will seek information on building, renovation options

The Woodstock Library is distributing a survey seeking input on which of six options for improvements the public will support and how much they are willing to pay for it.

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