Striped bass fishing class offered in Ulster
Learn the fundamentals of striped bass fishing from an experienced professional during the Beginner Striper Fishing course being offered by
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Ulster BOCES offers beginner striper fishing class
Learn the fundamentals of striped bass fishing from an experienced professional during the Beginner Striper Fishing course being offered by the Ulster BOCES Adult Career Education Center later this month.
Ulster County to halt use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine following CDC recommendation
Ulster County will immediately cease administering the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine following recommendations by federal health authorities made after
March 16 meeting will weigh tweaks to Gardiner’s short-term rental law
Gardiner officials are going back to the drawing board for the design of the proposed Short-Term Rental Law. A special meeting has been scheduled on March 16 for the Town Board to discuss changes to the new legislation, which will make home rentals of under 30 consecutive nights legal in Gardiner for the first time, as well as regulate them.
Kingston hospital expansion makes progress
On Thursday, March 4, construction workers placed the final steel beam atop the $92.9 million, 127,000-square-foot expansion of WMCHealth’s HealthAlliance Hospital: Mary’s Avenue Campus in a “topping-off” ceremony.
Mass vaccination site opens at Marist College in Poughkeepsie
Marist College in Poughkeepsie is one of three locations chosen to administer 3,500 doses of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19
Imagine spring at the Adams Lawn and Garden Show
If ever a massive display of blooming plants, shrubs, and trees was called for to perk up the winter blahs, now is the time. Wandering an Adams Fairacre Farms greenhouse bursting with color and horticultural artistry is a familiar Hudson Valley tradition for many Hudson Valley gardeners which always comes as a welcome event in late-winter, and particularly so this year after nearly a year living with an isolating pandemic.
Pharmacies see big increase in vaccine allotment
It seems that after a frustratingly slow start, vaccine production is finally picking up, and the results are filtering down the local level.
Hudson Valley healthcare workers tell their stories, in their own words
We spoke with 19 local healthcare workers about their experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s what they told us.
Polar vortex afflicting Texas is old hat for us northeasterners
Weather is the one place where we all seek common ground, despite the ground being frozen, thawed, snow-covered, rain-saturated or dry as a bone in a desert.