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Politics & Government

Democratic challengers outraising Faso

In the crowded field of Democrats in the 19th Congressional District seeking to unseat U.S. Rep. John Faso (R-Kinderhook) next year, two have taken the lead in one respect — outraising the incumbent in what most observers expect to be an expensive race.
Editorials

So long, Hurley Ridge

For those of us who didn’t want to have to drive to Kingston for a market, it was a haven.
Business

Lola’s Café opens in New Paltz

After months of speculation about what sort of establishment would replace Neko Sushi in the iconic building at the corner of Main and North Chestnut Street that once housed the fabled Homestead tavern, Paltzonians now have a spiffy new place to eat: Lola’s Café.
Business

Massive Cioni bid: ‘We were all flabbergasted’

The bid on the Cioni Building, which is owned by the school district, comes as real estate prices in the city’s historic Stockade District have gone into an upward spiral.
General News

Citizens want Woodstock to become sanctuary town

“There is a moral imperative to speak out in defense of our community,” said one resident.
Art & Music

Jenny Nelson’s chaos

On making abstract art: “What makes a difference is knowing how to draw .. to me, the difference shows in the ability for the painting to hold up over time. If you don’t know how to render an object in space in black and white, to draw the crumpled paper bag, the oval with light on it, the studies of light to dark — without this knowledge, the painting falls flat. Everything sits on the surface. It’s important to create a feeling of real space. Even if you’re looking at shapes and they’re not recognizable, it feels good because somewhere there’s depth to it.”
Food & Drink, Nature

A walk on the wild side with Rhinebeck foraging expert Peter Dykeman

If you were marooned in this field, unable to leave and without any snacks packed in your backpack, you could survive, so plentiful are the green edible things to be found here. But you have to know what to look for.

Kingston Police investigating bank robbery

The Kingston Police Department is investigating a bank robbery that occurred today on Wall St.

Ulster man charged with rape

State Police arrested a 25-year-old Ulster man yesterday and charged him with second-degree rape, second-degree criminal sexual act, and second-degree disseminating indecent material to a minor, all felonies.

Uncategorized

It’s over, but oh what a season for Stockade FC

Kingston Stockade FC’s magical 2017 campaign ended with a 6-3 defeat at the hands of Clarkstown SC in the National Premier Soccer League’s Northeast Region semifinals at Drew University’s Ranger Stadium on a sweltering Saturday night.

Politics & Government

New Paltz Town Board uses video conferencing software to reach a quorum

It was a strange sight: New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez and his deputy, Dan Torres, seated on either side of a laptop displaying the face of Julie Seyfert-Lillis, attending a special meeting via video conferencing software.

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