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Letters to the editor for the 2/16 edition of Kingston Times.
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Les Amies to perform in Kingston at the Church of the Holy Cross
The 49th annual Ulster Chamber Music Series kicks off with works by Ravel, Fauré and Debussy
Garland Jeffreys & Dom Flemons at the Orpheum in Tannersville
Jeffreys has quietly been on a roll in the second decade of the new millennium, delivering two esteemed and reinvigorated records: 2011’s The King of in Between and 2013’s blues/rock burner Truth Serum.
TSL in Hudson screens National Theater of London’s Amadeus
Shaffer got it right: The mediocre human is audiences’ way into understanding this story. That’s why the obsessively envious Salieri, and not his titular bête noire with the hideously annoying laugh and the peerless compositional brilliance, is the protagonist of Amadeus.
Steve Riley & Mamou Playboys at the Falcon
Their blend of Cajun styles and instruments has never failed to incite a celebratory riot at Marlboro’s shrine of great music.
Benefit for Phillies Bridge Farm at Snugs this Sunday
Support the Phillies Bridge Farm Project this Sunday, February 19, 4:30 p.m., at Snug Harbor in New Paltz.
Jonathan Toubin’s Soul Clap at BSP
One of the most celebrated deejays of this generation and peerless curator of rock ’n’ roll and soul, Toubin brings his legendary dance party to Uptown Kingston on Saturday, February 18 at 10 p.m.
Beware of deceptive new phone scam
If you reply ‘yes’ to a simple a question, they’ve already got you, warns the Ulster County Department of Consumer Affairs.
Martin Sexton to play Bearsville
Touring in support of his ninth studio release, Mixtape of the Open Road, the tireless and iconoclastic New Folk icon Martin Sexton continues to make friends everywhere.
Car strikes school bus head-on in Saugerties
A Saugerties motorist lost control of her car on West Saugerties Rd. and struck a school bus head-on this afternoon.