Village of New Paltz Planning Board members are very enthusiastic about the idea of adding a second historic district. If they had any criticism, it was that the proposed district isn’t nearly large enough to serve the needs of the community. Those board members learned about the proposal to be considered by Village trustees at their December 16 meeting, and quickly began suggesting ways to expand it.
Topics include: Christmas Fair at Reformed Church of New Paltz; Chanukah celebration in New Paltz; Repair Café at Gardiner Library; Frozendale at Rosendale Library; and more.
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.
The public comment period of the November 16 Ulster County Legislature meeting was dominated by demands for a Good Cause
“The combination of people sick with Covid, as well as the population that are taking up spaces [in hospitals] … has really created a situation that is, that is not sustainable,” governor Kathy Hochul warned recently.
Amidst rising numbers in Ulster County Pat Ryan encourages people to get a booster shot. He voices concern that people do not realize all Ulster County residents 18+ are eligible, not just seniors and high risk individuals.
For the final installment of our weekly serial column, the authors are pleased to announce a special historic display currently on view. In celebration of the 170th anniversary of Ulster Savings Bank, a large-scale, 7-panel, 25-foot-wide outdoor window display created by historians and authors Stephen Blauweiss and Karen Berelowitz, based on their forthcoming book, was installed last week at 280 Wall Street.
A weekly discussion with host Zac Shaw and Hudson Valley One publisher Geddy Sveikauskas.
Town and Village elected officials have frequently made comments at public meetings about the lack of response to transportation concerns at the state level.