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Art & Music

NotYet, the band: Three lawyers, a cop and a regular guy on bass

It sounds more improbable than it actually is: a prosecutor, a criminal defense lawyer, an assistant DA, a city police detective and a chill dude bass player.
Politics & Government

Planned Parenthood in the Republican crosshairs

Officials at Planned Parenthood say that thousands of women in the Hudson Valley could lose access to health services like cancer screening and STD testing if a provision in the American Health Care Act that would cut off Medicaid funding to the century old family planning organization becomes law.
General News

Sister of man killed at Saugerties intersection says village isn’t doing enough to protect pedestrians

The mayor disagreed with the statement that the village had done nothing, pointing to new signage. “You can’t fix stupid,” the he said about pedestrians not paying attention to traffic.
Art & Music

Great places to hear live music in the Hudson Valley

An exhaustive guide to local music venues: Where to go and what you’ll hear.
General News

Gaby O’Shea, still recovering after last year’s hit & run accident, adds voice to bicycle safety effort

Gabriella O’Shea still can’t ride a bicycle on her own, but she’s healed enough that she’s ready to speak out about the dangers faced by anyone who pedals along the roads.

State to help residence hall renovation projects at SUNY New Paltz

Bevier Hall, a 212-bed, 49-year-old residence hall, is undergoing a complete mechanical and plumbing upgrade and improvements to its fire protection system.
Kingston school budget, Meagher prop pass; board incumbents all win
Onteora budget passes; McLaren named district superintendent
False alarm: Reports of possible violence trigger quick reaction at Highland Middle School

New Paltz pool could open by mid-June

New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez believes that Moriello Pool could be operational as soon as June 17, if the work laid out proceeds smoothly. Board members held an emergency board meeting Monday night, May 15 to approve a prepayment of $5,250 to JD Masonry, representing a 50% down payment, for prep work needed before the new liner can be installed. Holding an emergency meeting for that sole purpose could be the difference between opening that weekend, or not until June 24.
Mr. VanBlarcum goes to Washington
Ulster legislators study potential locations for fire training center
New Paltz sanctuary town declaration draws fire from police chief association

Saugerties Memorial Day events set

This year’s poppy girl will present a bouquet of poppies at the Donlon Wall honoring fallen servicemen. Congressman John Faso will be guest speaker at the event and Saugerties native Colonel Roger H.C. Donlon (Ret.), the first recipient of the Medal of Honor in Vietnam, will also participate.

Education

State to help residence hall renovation projects at SUNY New Paltz

Bevier Hall, a 212-bed, 49-year-old residence hall, is undergoing a complete mechanical and plumbing upgrade and improvements to its fire protection system.

Sports

Fan-made zine brings punk rock-style support to Stockade FC

“The Fence Post,” which takes its visual cues from Stockade FC’s orange uniform embellishment and the cut & paste aesthetic of British football fanzines and classic punk rock flyers, was created by Spike Vrusho, a Rhinebeck-based sportswriter and cab driver, and the author of “Benchclearing: Baseball’s Greatest Fights and Riots.”

Art & Music

Bob Dylan Birthday Celebration at Bearsville

Sunday, May 28: Sometime in May Bob Dylan will turn 76, and while he might not know about it, he will be helping one of the area’s finest service organizations, Family of Woodstock, to raise funds for its Crisis Hotline and its John Herald Fund, which helps musicians and artists in need.

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