Poll: Which store or restaurant would you most like to see come to Ulster County?
Could a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods turn around Ulster County’s fortunes?
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SUNY New Paltz breaks ground on engineering building
SUNY New Paltz welcomed SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson and other leaders in government, business and higher education to campus last Tuesday to break ground on a new Engineering Innovation Hub, a state-of-the-art facility that will help support and diversify the college’s rapidly growing engineering programs and support collaboration between the college and local industry.
Woman hurt in New Paltz hit-and-run
A 21-year-old female was struck by a vehicle as she was walking in the crosswalk at the intersection of Plattekill Avenue and Main Street in New Paltz on Wednesday. The driver, Abram Almahri, turned himself in a short time later.
Brandi Carlile performs at Bardavon
Sunday, Nov. 12: Radio Woodstock Cares Foundation and the Bardavon present a Pink October benefit show with the next-gen country/Americana pop songwriter Brandi Carlile
New video provides evidence of excessive force in Kingston arrest, say local activists
Warning: This video contains language and violence which may disturb some viewers.
Meek Mill & Fabolous to play Civic Center in Poughkeepsie
Friday, Nov. 10: One of the most commercially successful rappers of his era, the Philadelphia-bred Meek Mill (born Robert Williams) has essentially spent this decade camped out in Billboard’s Rap Top 10.
Letters: What ‘Restore Kingston Pride’ means to me
“What Restore Kingston Pride means to me is prosperity. Where most of the people you know in the neighborhood are working great jobs that pay fantastic salaries and a small portion of that income goes back to the city encourages more of those companies to take a chance on our community.”
A guide to New York’s 2017 ballot proposals
New York State voters on November 7, 2017 will be asked whether there should be a constitutional convention, if convicted felons should lose their state pensions and if it should be easier for towns to use state forest land for projects.
Saugerties Times election letters
The closing arguments.
Highland Middle School students learn skills to prevent bullying at annual event
For the fourth year in a row, Highland Middle School (HMS) presented its “Don’t Be a Monster” anti-bullying program on October 19.