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General News

New owners of apartment complexes promise to be more responsive to tenant concerns, increase amenities

The new owners of four area apartment complexes say they plan to prioritize tenant needs, collaborate with local businesses for new resident perks, and are committed to operating the properties for the long-term rather than flipping them for a profit.
Education, Sports

New Paltz and Kingston swimmers take top spots in Section 9 meet

Four swimmers — two from New Paltz and two from Kingston — emerged with podium finishes in last weekend’s Section 9 competition, as they swam in the Covid-19 vortex, against themselves or some imaginary rival.
Business, Food & Drink

Under new management, Bear Café reopens as Bear Cantina

Woodstockers, rejoice: The Bearsville Theater complex, now called the Bearsville Center, has trumpeted its reopening, officially effective February 1. While no live concerts have yet been scheduled as of presstime, there’s good news on the culinary front: Closed since May 2019, the iconic Bear Café is back up and running – as the Bear Cantina, serving Tex/Mex cuisine.
Art & Music

New Paltz teen Laila Mach auditions on American Idol this Sunday

The hometown excitement is building with the news that Laila Mach, a New Paltz High School sophomore and budding singer/musician, is about to burst onto the big stage with an audition being aired on American Idol on Sunday night, March 7.
Health

Hudson Valley healthcare workers tell their stories, in their own words

We spoke with 19 local healthcare workers about their experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s what they told us.
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.
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.
Local History

Heroines of the Hudson: The untold story of 19th-century women lighthouse keepers

Saugerties had its own 19th-century heroines: Kate Crowley and her sister, Ellen. “Those gals are bricks,” said a river pilot who saw them rescue a pair of sailors from a sloop capsized in a sudden squall. “And make no mistake. You couldn’t have got any river boatmen to do what those girls did.”

New owners of apartment complexes promise to be more responsive to tenant concerns, increase amenities

The new owners of four area apartment complexes say they plan to prioritize tenant needs, collaborate with local businesses for new resident perks, and are committed to operating the properties for the long-term rather than flipping them for a profit.
News & notes (3/3/21)
Residents split on turning over city-owned parking lot to Kingstonian developers
Alexi Bolton is new co-president at Phillies Bridge Farm

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”

Under new management, Bear Café reopens as Bear Cantina

Woodstockers, rejoice: The Bearsville Theater complex, now called the Bearsville Center, has trumpeted its reopening, officially effective February 1. While no live concerts have yet been scheduled as of presstime, there’s good news on the culinary front: Closed since May 2019, the iconic Bear Café is back up and running – as the Bear Cantina, serving Tex/Mex cuisine.
Barnes & Noble leaving Ulster store, seeking new location
Murphy’s in New Paltz could become piano bar
Woodstock’s Pearl Moon offers live music and serves American diner classics with a modern twist

New Paltz and Kingston swimmers take top spots in Section 9 meet

Four swimmers — two from New Paltz and two from Kingston — emerged with podium finishes in last weekend’s Section 9 competition, as they swam in the Covid-19 vortex, against themselves or some imaginary rival.
Onteora to allow football and volleyball this spring
Saugerties’ Christie Collins hopes to squeeze in one more softball season before leaving for UAlbany
Kingston plans to increase access to honors classes

New Paltz teen Laila Mach auditions on American Idol this Sunday

The hometown excitement is building with the news that Laila Mach, a New Paltz High School sophomore and budding singer/musician, is about to burst onto the big stage with an audition being aired on American Idol on Sunday night, March 7.
New Paltz teen to be featured on American Idol on March 7
Save the Mountain album 40th anniversary celebrated on Radio Woodstock
Woodstock’s Joe Beesmer passes

Gardiner solar farm inches toward approval

A public hearing on the solar farm proposed for 262 Libertyville Road on the Gardiner/New Paltz border generated more light than heat, with few attendees raising objections to the plan by Lumens Holdings 3, LLC to build a commercial solar array on the 49.1-acre parcel abutting the Field of Dreams sports park.
Hudson Valley lawmaker calls on Cuomo to resign
Notes from the Saugerties Village Board (2/24/21)
New Paltz village planners learn more about role in 650-bed housing complex proposal

Crime

New Paltz man arrested on heroin charge after out-of-gas car attracts police attention

A 25-year-old New Paltz man and 19-year-old New Jersey woman were arrested for possession of heroin after running out of gas on State Route 6 in Woodbury.

General News

New owners of apartment complexes promise to be more responsive to tenant concerns, increase amenities

The new owners of four area apartment complexes say they plan to prioritize tenant needs, collaborate with local businesses for new resident perks, and are committed to operating the properties for the long-term rather than flipping them for a profit.

Education, Sports

New Paltz and Kingston swimmers take top spots in Section 9 meet

Four swimmers — two from New Paltz and two from Kingston — emerged with podium finishes in last weekend’s Section 9 competition, as they swam in the Covid-19 vortex, against themselves or some imaginary rival.

Education

Onteora to allow football and volleyball this spring

The Onteora School Board unanimously approved a plan to resume the high-risk sports of football and volleyball this month if weather and scheduling permits it.

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Saugerties’ Christie Collins hopes to squeeze in one more softball season before leaving for UAlbany

Residents split on turning over city-owned parking lot to Kingstonian developers

Kingston plans to increase access to honors classes

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