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Sports

New Paltz football outlasts Rondout

New Paltz moves on to play number two seed Spackenkill – who the Huguenots defeated handily early in the season – on Saturday, October 28 at 3 p.m. at either Dietz Stadium in Kingston or Faller Field in Middletown.
Columns

On monsters

They’ll have a costume parade through town. Hundreds of kids, all brave and silly and hepped up on Twizzlers, with fangs and wings and claws. I wonder, I always wonder, how many of them have already had to contend with real monsters.
Nature

New 123-acre Ulster County nature preserve welcomes visitors

The donor named it in honor of her father, “who not only enabled me to own the property, but who instilled in me his love of animals. And now visitors will enjoy it too.”
General News

Central Hudson seeking state OK to charge customers more

Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp., owned by Canadian holding company Fortis Inc., is requesting a 21.2 percent increase in delivery revenues — a total of $63.4 million.
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.
Local History

Retrace steps of mystic Aleister Crowley on a Hudson River island

Crowley decided to spend some time, which he called a “magickal retirement,” in the local wilderness meditating and working on his translation and commentary for the Tao Te Ching. He had come to America in 1914, and by 1918 was low on funds. So some Hudson Valley friends staked Crowley to a tent, a canoe and some cash for provisions. To their alarm, he spent the money on gallons of red paint, brushes and climbing rope, which he used to paint Thelemic slogans all over the rocky outcrops of Esopus Island.

Kingston school board comes out in favor of diversity, inclusiveness

Trustees felt compelled to make the statement in the wake of a spate of violence as white nationalists clashed with anti-fascist protestors in a southern college town.

Politics & Government

Five candidates seek two seats on Lloyd Town Board

The candidates are Claire Winslow, David Plavchak, Leonard Auchmoody, Christina DeMaio and Scott McCarthy.

Nature

Angler’s Log: Nature’s tired

From all indications 2017 was a very good year for trout fishing the Esopus; thus I’m still excited to continue to wander it as long as I can.

Hugh Reynolds

Hugh Reynolds: Handicapping the Legislature

Democrats need win only one more seat to take back the legislature. I like their chances.

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