Hudson Valley One

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.
Voices

Hugh Reynolds, come back!

Seriously, who else among us could make the continuing spats of Cahill and Hein as riveting as any sports-page coverage of hardcore wrestling?
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.

How real estate brokers show the Hudson Valley

Real-estate clients show up from Brooklyn with huge enthusiasm for this area and absolutely no idea why. That’s what happens when an area develops “buzz.” They don’t know why it’s so great here, but they’ve heard it is and they’re in love before they even get off the Thruway.

Letters

Letter: Affordable housing projects a “plague” on Saugerties

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to see what’s going on everyday…just pay attention to the local newspaper. The housing project that is going up in Glasco…who and what do you think is going to be moving into those places?

Art & Music

New Paltz art students’ work on display at Redstart Coffee

Each student artist has developed a distinctive voice here. They work independently during the second semester on a portfolio of 12 works exploring a theme of their own choosing, so the subject matter varies quite a bit, as does the styles employed.

General News

Town of Ulster hopes state will allow lower speed limits

Officials in the Town of Ulster are hoping the state Department of Transportation will agree to a request that vehicles on three roads — Brabrant Road, Barbarossa Lane and Wiedy Road — be officially limited to speeds of 30 mph.

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