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Business

Regal Cinemas to quit Hudson Valley Mall this summer

The Hudson Valley Mall is set to lose another major tenant this summer when Regal Cinemas shuts its doors. But the mall’s owners say they are in talks with another theater operator to take over and upgrade the 12-screen cinema.
General News

Saugerties sawmill closes following struggle over permits

After 15 months of legal struggle with the town, Gregg and Douglas Weeks have decided to close down Gregg’s Custom Sawing on 168 Patch Road.
Columns

Will the blue wave reach the 102nd Assembly District?

In a normal year, Republican Chris Tague would be a shoo-in to succeed Pete Lopez in the 102nd Assembly District. But nothing about this year is normal. Democratic voters are more invigorated than they’ve been in generations, a key factor in a April 24 special election that is likely to draw only the most fervent true believers to the polls. And then there’s the independents, who make up fully a quarter of the district’s registered voters. If they’re looking for a Trump surrogate to punish, Tague — a Trump delegate back in 2016 — is conveniently at hand.
Business

Pot powder on Route 28

The powder can be easily incorporated into any liquid intended for ingestion, including water, tea, coffee, soup, smoothies, and even chocolate syrup.
Politics & Government

Seven up: All Democratic congressional candidates make primary ballot

If number of signatures obtained and donations are any indications, some favorites are emerging in a crowded field. The primary, open to all registered Democrats, will be held June 26.

Appellate victory for Belleayre Resort; more court decisions ahead

The granting of permits to the Belleayre Resort at Catskill Park moved a little closer to happening last week after some 19 years of haggling.
Saugerties-based beauty business brings Korean techniques to locals
New Paltz Chamber director Prizzia to resign
Hutton Brickyards plans, including up to 10 concerts, taking shape

WWII poster exhibition at FDR site in Hyde Park

Saturday, April 21: The show spotlights more than 150 colorful World War II posters drawn from the Library’s enormous collection of more than 3,000 wartime posters. Among the talented graphic artists who created these posters for government agencies were Norman Rockwell, N. C. Wyeth, Ben Shahn and Theodore Geisel (Dr. Seuss).
Marist premieres Lowell Thomas documentary Voice of America
Chancellor’s Sheep & Wool Showcase at Clermont
“Hudson River and Its Canals” exhibit at Maritime Museum in Kingston

Explore the Catskills on a rail bike

Starting Memorial Day weekend 2018. A new venture, based in Phoenicia, lets visitors ride the rails along the Esopus Creek on rail bikes.

Education

Kingston schools: $16 million in proposed school fixes will be on May budget ballot

The Kingston City School District will ask voters next month for approval to spend up to $16 million on capital projects at M. Clifford Miller Middle School and both John F. Kennedy and Harry L. Edson elementary schools.

Nature

Fighting dirty: Wallkill River Summit discusses ways to fight river pollution

While the Wallkill is likely never going to be as bad off as the Cuyahoga River in Ohio, which actually caught fire in 1969, it’s got more than enough problems of its own, including harmful algae blooms.

Politics & Government

New Paltz village budget holds the line on taxes

The 2018-19 village budget carries a zero percent tax levy increase, staving off rising health-care costs with a sound fiscal score and innovative contract negotiations.

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