New Paltz’s grand plan for public access television
During last week’s New Paltz Village Board meeting the idea of a grand plan for public access television was framed ...
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A $552,500 state grant will help revitalize the Rondout
Kingston has been granted $552,500 from the state for wetland restoration at Kingston Point and the creation of public access ...
Waging war over wages
Pickets persist unbowed into a second month despite Howmet’s take-it-or-leave-it stance.
Knowledge repository has temporary Uptown home
61 Crown Street in the Stockade District, the new headquarters for the Kingston Public Library.
New Paltz trustees discuss all things housing
Village of New Paltz residents and others had a fair amount to say about housing at the November 29 meeting ...
Woodstock meeting and DEC letter reveal competing narratives
About 80 people showed up at the Mescal Hornbeck community center in Woodstock November 28 united in a vociferous demand ...
Ulster town justice asks town officials to maintain two part-time clerks
Ulster town justice Susan Kesick earlier this month asked town officials to reconsider plans to hire a fifth full time ...
A free telescope? If you love the heavens, it might be yours
In 2017, this page offered good portable telescopes to anyone who’d explain why they want one. Both found grateful new ...
Kingston parents cry foul, accuse school officials of secrecy
District officials in the Kingston City School District bristled at claims from a parent that they’d been secretive in their ...
Breaking the stigma, Kingston High School students tell their stories
Students in Kingston High School’s (KHS) Period Power! Club are participating in the TMI Project presents: Period Power, a true ...
Letters to the editor: November 29, 2023 (Gaza, zoning, Clue and more)
Letters to the editor: A weekly compilation of what our neighbors have to say.
Five hundred bucks extra a month?
Money can buy more than misery. At least that’s what the first county-led guaranteed income program in the United States ...
Unison Arts has big plans for Holsted House as it takes leave of longtime HQ
There’s major breaking news from the Unison Arts and Learning Center, one of New Paltz’s most venerable cultural organizations
Expansion project at Mid-Hudson Sporting Clays causes a disturbance
Shooting at Mid-Hudson Sporting Clays. Property owners of Mid-Hudson Sporting Clays were before the Town of New Paltz Planning Board ...
Town of Woodstock among the defendants in Shady dumping lawsuit
The election in Woodstock may be over, but the environmental issues at Reynolds Lane in the hamlet of Shady remain ...
Ulster County transparency law languishes in legal purgatory
The Ulster County Legislature wants to know the identities of the people behind the companies bidding for the contracts it ...
Rob Leitner debuts as Rosendale Theatre’s new directorÂ
Executive director Ann Citron decided to refocus her energies on organizing live theatrical offerings at the cinema, handing the administrative ...
Saugerties High School students engage in a yearlong project-based learning program called SHS-CSI
Chemistry and forensic teacher Sue Willig guides Saugerties High School sophomore Emma Bach in documenting a mock crime scene, emphasizing ...
Fair pay for homecare and self-determination for the disabledÂ
The mood was festive at the Independent Home Care, Inc, Gratitude Mixer in the Newburgh Armory last week.Â
Pat Ryan introduces a bill in Congress to cut drug costs
Faceoff with Big Pharma...
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