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Judge rules Kingston’s dangerous dog law defective
A Kingston City Court judge has thrown out the case against alleged dangerous dog Jonah the dachshund and his owner,...
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“Little Free Libraries” coming to Saugerties
The goal is to place the libraries in neighborhoods that have the least access to the Washington Ave. library.
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Should New Paltz’s Huguenot St. be closed to traffic?
In addition to allowing for more all-street programming in the historic district, the closure will also protect the stone houses,...
Read moreProposed nine-month moratorium draws ire from solar-farm supporters in Gardiner
The parking lot at Gardiner’s town hall was full when on the evening of August 9 the town board held...
Read moreRobert Hite at Wired Gallery
Robert Hite's studio in Esopus (Will Dendis | Almanac Weekly) Usually standing between six and ten feet tall, Robert Hite’s...
Read moreMara Kill bridge reopened in Gardiner
Construction of the new Mara Kill span on Route 44/55 in Gardiner is now complete. That’s good news for Gardiner...
Read moreGardiner Town Hall’s Justice Court sports new entryway
Gardiner Town Supervisor Marybeth Majestic sits on the steps to the new entryway to Gardiner Town Hall. The carpentry and...
Read moreReelin’ in the years: Steely Dan to play Bethel Woods
Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, also known as Steely Dan, will play Bethel Woods with Steve Winwood on July 9...
Read moreFalcon launches “Underground,” the pub below the club
Ned Moran and Tony Falco (photo by Rafael Quirindongo) Can you say “indefatigable”? Neither can I. But that’s what Tony...
Read morePoll finds Teachout, Faso way ahead in their primary races
John Faso. (Photo: Phyllis McCabe) With congressional primaries about three weeks away, Republican John Faso and Democrat Zephyr Teachout have...
Read moreMatera the GOP pick for surrogate judge
Peter Matera won the Republican Party's unofficial nomination for county surrogate judge by an almost 2-1 margin at convention in...
Read moreWorld War II encampment at FDR site in Hyde Park
(Dion Ogust | Almanac Weekly) Memorial Day weekend is always a peak time to visit the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential...
Read moreGardiner hires Transfer Station attendant, backburners Recycling/Reuse Program
In the wake of the furor over the 60-day moratorium placed on the Reuse and Recycling Center at the Gardiner...
Read morePine Bush UFO Fair this Saturday
Young alien at the Pine Bush UFO Fair. (Will Dendis | Almanac Weekly) If visitors from outer space and UFOs...
Read moreGardiner mulls four-year terms for highway superintendent, town supervisor
Left to right: Town of Gardiner trustee Michael Reynolds, supervisor Marybeth Majestic, town clerk Michelle Mosher, trustee Laura Walls and...
Read moreHudson Valley Foundation for Youth brings grantees together
George Sisco (photo by Barbara Mansfield) New Genesis Theater in Shokan received a grant to conduct theater programs in schools...
Read moreWendy Toman resigns as Gardiner’s recycling coordinator
Following a two-year tenure of implementing a broad array of reuse, recycling and cost-saving procedures at the Town of Gardiner...
Read moreSara Niccoli, Montgomery County mom and farmer, seeks to oust Amedore
Backed (literally as well as politically) by Mayor Noble, Sara Niccoli speaks Saturday, March 19 at Kingston High School. (Photo:...
Read moreColumbia County farmer vies for congressional seat
Will Yandik addresses Ulster Democrats in Kingston earlier this month. (Photo: Phyllis McCabe) He’s descended from 19th-century immigrant Slovak iron...
Read moreTeachout edges Yandik for Ulster Dems’ endorsement
Zephyr Teachout. (Photo: Phyllis McCabe) Zephyr Teachout beat Will Yandik by eight percentage points (54-46) for the county party's endorsement...
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