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Education

Saugerties School District works to help students cope with learning problems during the pandemic

Saugerties educators say Covid-19 has led to a high number of failures, absences and disengagement. “The results of this pandemic are disturbing,” said Saugerties High School Principal Tim Reid. “There is going to be a huge mountain ahead of us over the next few years because of this.”
General News

At Woodstock clinic, vaccine demand eclipses supply

It was a whirlwind week for Dr. Neal Smoller, pharmacist and proprietor of Village Apothecary in Woodstock. He administered the first of two Covid-19 vaccine doses to 120 Woodstock-area residents at a quickly assembled clinic at the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center on Rock City Road.
Op-ed, Voices

IBM Kingston — My Experiences

In your April 26, 2014 article on IBM Kingston, you mentioned that ‘they would recruit their researchers and engineers’…‘to the

Ulster gets 300 more vaccine doses for this week; Ellenville vaccination hub to open Saturday

Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced today that “through a whole lot of pushing and persistence,” the county was able
New bridge installed over Butterville Rd. in New Paltz
New Paltz police fleet now has two hybrid SUVs among its vehicles
New Paltz condemns Capitol attack

Rejecting despair: A conversation with Joe Defino of Hope Rocks in Saugerties

Without saying anything, music activates and potentiates causes, social purpose, and all modes of human connection. This mysterious power lies at the heart of Hope Rocks, the Saugerties-based organization that for half a decade has used the catharsis and joy of rock music to combat addiction and suicide among young populations, hosting a yearly festival that draws thousand and conducting year-round outreach and education.
Ulster County Women’s Network goes virtual
Gardiner volunteer honed her skills on national park issues
Historic Holsted House donated to Unison Arts Center

Maverick Concerts’ executive director steps down

The Maverick Concerts’ board of directors has announced the departure of Kitt Potter as executive director of Maverick Concerts. Potter joined Maverick Concerts in 2016 and over the past four years has solidified and expanded the organization’s mission and vision.
New Paltz teen bound for American Idol
Making Records: Jamal Ruhe
Making Records: Danny Blume

Village Voices are on hold

As general editor of Village Voices, I have decided to call a moratorium of our blog posts and decide meanwhile whether to continue this daily feature. If anyone in the audience wants to contribute their two cents’ worth to that discussion, please email me at geddy@hudsonvalleyone.com.
Keeping it all together
I need a day off
Time travel

Historic Holsted House donated to Unison Arts Center

Daniel Getman and Janice Pickering have gifted 9 Paradies Lane in New Paltz to Unison, allowing Unison to have a second campus that is dedicated to following the Unison tradition of art offerings and also addressing current and vital issues of social and environmental change through the arts.
What the newspapers said 100 years ago
What the newspapers said 100 years ago
What the local newspapers said 100 years ago

McKee takes Land Trust helm at Scenic Hudson; Aguirre tapped for advocacy chief

After a nationwide search, the not-for-profit decided to go no further than its own backyard and promote veteran land conservation director Seth McKee to the post of executive director of the Scenic Hudson Land Trust and land programs. At the same time, Scenic Hudson hired Raul “Rocci” Aguirre as its new executive director of Policy, Advocacy and Science.
Film about Esopus Creek streaming for a limited time
Woodstock study details local wildlife species and distribution
New Paltz reduces number of conservation areas

Community

Rejecting despair: A conversation with Joe Defino of Hope Rocks in Saugerties

Without saying anything, music activates and potentiates causes, social purpose, and all modes of human connection. This mysterious power lies at the heart of Hope Rocks, the Saugerties-based organization that for half a decade has used the catharsis and joy of rock music to combat addiction and suicide among young populations, hosting a yearly festival that draws thousand and conducting year-round outreach and education.

Business, Food & Drink

Truss & Trestle replaces 32 Lunch in Rosendale

There’s a new place to eat in Rosendale, in an old familiar location. Officially opened on January 1, it’s called the Truss and Trestle Diner; and if you remember its former incarnation, you’re in for a surprise.

Community

Ulster County Women’s Network goes virtual

Local institutions of various kinds are adapting to the restrictions on live gatherings necessitated by a pandemic. How is life different now, and how will it be different afterwards? These are questions that arise over and over again.

General News

Ulster gets 300 more vaccine doses for this week; Ellenville vaccination hub to open Saturday

Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced today that “through a whole lot of pushing and persistence,” the county was able

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Truss & Trestle replaces 32 Lunch in Rosendale

Ulster County Women’s Network goes virtual

New Paltz police fleet now has two hybrid SUVs among its vehicles

A link to the past: Hudson River Brickyard Trail opens in Kingston

Gardiner volunteer honed her skills on national park issues

New Nelly’s offers authentic Dominican food in New Paltz

Historic Holsted House donated to Unison Arts Center

Woodstock Town Board holds reorganization meeting