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Politics & Government

Plastic bag ban bill pulled from Ulster County Legislature’s agenda

The County Legislature on Tuesday delayed its vote on the proposed “Bring Your Own Bag Act,” which would ban plastic shopping bags for most applications in the county.
Politics & Government

Fresh faces give Kingston an opportunity to rethink how it does infrastructure

Mayor Steve Noble said this week that he hopes the city’s new engineer and public works superintendent will forge a close working relationship as they tackle a series of looming infrastructure projects.
General News

Woodstock Way withdraws its plan for café/bar

The planned alcohol sales at a boutique hotel had been the focus of a neighborhood controversy.
General News

New Paltz considering parking pay app

The system, which allows users without coins to pay for their parking using their smartphones, is already in use in Kingston.
Columns

An ode to Pete Seeger

Music lives in the ether now. We can have it anywhere. We need never lose anything again. Still, place matters. Being together, singing and dancing together, the same dirt on all our shoes — it matters. I’m sure Pete would agree.
Entertainment

Second annual Saugerties music fest highlights addiction and suicide issues

Aug. 18-19 Hope Rocks offers onsite counseling, speakers offering their personal experiences and a myriad of activities, including: approximately 50-plus live musical performances; a motorcade; a 5k and 10k run; softball; volleyball; basketball; tennis; pickleball; human foosball; art exhibition; and, crafters. New to the 2018 festival is a walk- and bike-a-thon, children’s area, petting zoo and t-shirt design contest.

New Hawaii-themed eatery opens up on Partition Street

A good crepe was a little hard to come by in Saugerties until this month, let alone Hawaii-inspired crepes, fluffy pancakes and other favorites from the 50th state’s rich cuisine.
Regal Cinemas at Hudson Valley Mall closes
Pegasus Footware marks 30th year
Rocco’s in New Paltz opens new restaurant and bar next to pizza shop

Half-million-dollar project will fix Saugerties Lighthouse foundation

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced this week the start of work to reconstruct and reinforce the historic Saugerties Lighthouse’s foundation and adjacent infrastructure which were damaged by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee and further threatened by Superstorm Sandy’s high water.
Ulster power plant opponents gather for barbecue
New Paltz’s Bangkok Café wants to be a bar
Suit claims Saugerties cops roughed up man, causing permanent injury

A dump by any other name

Trash, when fresh, is disgusting. But with the patina of a few decades on them, those old Moxie bottles and medicine tins begin to take on something of the dignity of old Pompeii.

Education

Interim superintendent likely for Saugerties schools

The Saugerties school board held a special meeting this week to discuss the parameters of its search for a new superintendent to replace Seth Turner, who will leave at the end of September for a similar job on Long Island.

Community

Ars Choralis tours Italy

Local vocalists perform and see the sights.

Columns

A dump by any other name

Trash, when fresh, is disgusting. But with the patina of a few decades on them, those old Moxie bottles and medicine tins begin to take on something of the dignity of old Pompeii.

Politics & Government

Molinaro to visit Kingston

Dutchess County executive and Republican candidate for governor Marcus Molinaro will be holding a town-hall meeting Wednesday, Aug. 22.

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