Hudson Valley One

Health, Nature

It’s high season for Lyme in the Hudson Valley

With 2017 set to be a huge year for Lyme, and June and July the worst months for infections, it’s important to know what we’re up against.
Sports

My first (and last) game pitching as a Saugerties Stallion

I was feeling more confident. I basked in the thrill of playing again. I ran out to the mound for my next inning. My body felt strong. That’s when I threw the pitch that would change my summer.
Health

For many parents, New York’s Child Health Plus is a saving grace

While affordable access to health care for adults remains elusive, it’s heartening to know New York’s program for children will remain regardless of what happens in Washington.
Education

New Paltz school superintendent to retire, then resume work with salary plus pension

Maria Rice will retire June 28, and return to work June 30. She said the arrangement would save taxpayer money.

Letters

Saugerties Dems back Costello for supervisor

The caucus will be held June 27.

Education

Kingston’s top two

Pike, Liu lead this year’s legion of KHS grads.

Food & Drink

40 years of Mower’s Flea Market

John and Janine Mower and family will be celebrating four decades of flea marketing in Woodstock beginning with an opening ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 24, and festivities that will follow throughout the day.

Politics & Government

Woodstock continues work on its master plan

Where are we now? That’s the main question a Woodstock Comprehensive Plan committee is trying to answer as it works with a consultant, Behan Planning & Design, on a plan to address the town’s needs for the long term.

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