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Local History

Images in local duo’s upcoming book capture a long and storied past

Stephen Blauweiss is focused on his most ambitious project yet, a 450-page, 850-image hard-cover coffee-table book titled “The Story of Historic Kingston: A Journey Through the Hudson Valley and Its Connection to New York City,” co-authored with his partner, Karen Berelowitz.
Community

Woodstock celebrates Earth Day Is Every Day July 31

“Woodstock usually celebrates the Fourth of July with fireworks in August, so why not do Earth Day in July?”
Crime

Local officials announce the formation of countywide Anti-Violence Effort Response Team

Elected and law enforcement officials have formed the new countywide Anti-Violence Effort Response Team comprised of law-enforcement officials, social workers and mental health experts as they tackle an ongoing surge in gun violence and violent crime in Ulster County.
Community

New Paltz initiates Community Picnic this Saturday

The first annual community picnic in New Paltz will be held on Saturday, July 24 at the Field of Dreams. An outdoor movie night will be held at the Field of Dreams on July 31 featuring the film “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”
Politics & Government

Town of Saugerties decides against enacting property maintenance law

Saugerties town officials temporarily pulled a property maintenance law after more than a dozen residents expressed outrage over the plan at a recent Town Board meeting.
Community, Education

SUNY New Paltz community mourns Black Studies chair A. J. Williams-Myers

Dr. Albert J. Williams-Myers, professor emeritus at SUNY New Paltz and chair for 37 years of its Department of Black Studies, died after a brief illness on Monday, July 12, at the age of 82.
Art & Music

Obituary: Richard Segalman

To Richard Segalman painting was like breathing. Across his remarkable six- decade career, his artwork was placed in over 40 permanent collections in museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Stage & Screen

Saugerties’ Orpheum Theatre sold

Saugerties’ historic Orpheum Theatre has been sold to Upstate Films, according to a post on the theatre’s social media page.

Saugerties bakery offers a homey-feel and small-batch treats

Violet’s Bakery on Partition Street specializes in simple desserts, both sweet and savory, made by hand, not mass-produced.
BluePrint reimagines former IBM building as a hub for culture and community
Local real-estate activity continues its acceleration
New Indian restaurant opens in New Paltz

New Paltz School District names interim principal

New Paltz School Board members have named Gregory Warren as interim high school principal. Mario Fernandez left that position in June, advising that he wanted to be closer to home near Albany for a variety of reasons. Warren will be serving as interim principal while on leave as the district’s athletic director, and until a permanent replacement is found.
Marist College chooses new president
SUNY New Paltz community mourns Black Studies chair A. J. Williams-Myers
Tanis takes helm at New Paltz School Board

New Paltz School District names interim principal

New Paltz School Board members have named Gregory Warren as interim high school principal. Mario Fernandez left that position in June, advising that he wanted to be closer to home near Albany for a variety of reasons. Warren will be serving as interim principal while on leave as the district’s athletic director, and until a permanent replacement is found.

Crime

Village of Saugerties man arrested for vandalizing police car

A Village of Saugerties man was arrested on felony charges after police say he vandalized a parked police car at the Cantine Memorial Sports Complex on Tuesday, July 20, causing more than $7,000 in damage.

Education

Marist College chooses new president

Kevin C. Weinman, chief financial and administrative officer at Amherst College, will become Marist College’s fifth president in early fall. Weinman will take over from Dennis J. Murray, who has led Marist for nearly 40 years.

Local History

Images in local duo’s upcoming book capture a long and storied past

Stephen Blauweiss is focused on his most ambitious project yet, a 450-page, 850-image hard-cover coffee-table book titled “The Story of Historic Kingston: A Journey Through the Hudson Valley and Its Connection to New York City,” co-authored with his partner, Karen Berelowitz.

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