The State of Emergency will be in effect for at least 30 days and will allow Ulster County to rapidly procure needed testing and vaccination supplies, bolster available public health staff resources, and redeploy County staff to support COVID operations if necessary.
County Executive Pat Ryan said the worst scenario continues to play out when it comes to COVID-19 infections in Ulster County with active cases spiking to 781 as of November 24 and going up a faster rate every day.
Huge display of holiday lights and holiday music. Donations collected for various charities throughout the season. 5-9p.m. 8 Patrick Dr.,
Rhinebeck Arts Walk ( November 27th 12-7pm) invites the community to celebrate local galleries and artists Thanksgiving Weekend! Albert Shahinian
Christmas Tree Lane. Open November 26-December 19, 9am – 4pm. Cut your own Christmas trees or pre-cut Christmas trees. Store
Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021 Family Story Walk: A Little Thanksgiving Spot by Diane Alber, 9am-6pm daily through November 29th. Visit
As you’ve undoubtedly realized by now, if you’ve started your Christmas shopping, some of the most sought-after gifts for 2021
Residents of the towns downstream from the Ashokan Reservoir voiced their complaints November 18 at the Frank D. Greco Senior Center in Saugerties to New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) officials about the brown water that has fouled the Esopus Creek over the past few years, and of flooding that they thought the reservoir’s dam was supposed to prevent.
Topics include: New additions to WVLT Board; Cashless tolling at Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge begins December 1; OSI transfers historic Rondout Valley farm to Hudson Valley Seed Co.; Ride for Mental Health 2022 scheduled; and more.
Topics include: Affordable Housing Board needs Village volunteers; Urgency of now for local immigrants; Fair pay for home care; Investing in Infrastructure; and more.