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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.

Saugerties Conservatives choose their candidates

The slates are set for this November’s election, which features lively races for supervisor, town board and two of the three County Legislature seats.
Gardiner nixes moratorium suggested by cabin-resort project opponents
Large crowd supports New Paltz theatre proposal
Altieri, Tucker win GOP town board nominations in Saugerties

Writers reflect on New Paltz’s slaveholding past

New Paltz’s founding families owned slaves, a fact the community continues to grapple with. Earlier this month SUNY New Paltz’s president announced the college would look into whether it should rename buildings named for the community’s founders. Last week, five writer-storytellers participated in “Reclaiming Our Time: A Live Performance by TMI Project,” delivering monologues after spending the night a former slave quarters in a historic Huguenot house.
The Story of Father Francis, Part two
Memoir recalls growing up in Glasco
Navigating segregation: African-American tourists in upstate New York

Writers reflect on New Paltz’s slaveholding past

New Paltz’s founding families owned slaves, a fact the community continues to grapple with. Earlier this month SUNY New Paltz’s president announced the college would look into whether it should rename buildings named for the community’s founders. Last week, five writer-storytellers participated in “Reclaiming Our Time: A Live Performance by TMI Project,” delivering monologues after spending the night a former slave quarters in a historic Huguenot house.

Food & Drink

Holey of holeys

It’s apple cider doughnut time in the Hudson Valley

Art & Music, Columns

Kingston After Dark: Surmiser on O+ Fest bill

A local favorite makes the roster.

Letters

Saugerties Times letters (9/21-27)

Topics include: The one thing Faso got right, a safer school zone, fed up with Saugerties bars, antiquated tax posturing, congrats to Saugerties FBI grad, Hope Rocks, rockin’ success.

Local History

Writers reflect on New Paltz’s slaveholding past

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