Thurman Greco moves on from Good Neighbor Food Pantry
Thurman Greco, who served Woodstock’s Good Neighbor Food Pantry for many years, has retired from her volunteer post so she
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Hugh Reynolds: Hein, Cahill and the TV
Ulster County’s summerlong sales-tax controversy between County Executive Mike Hein and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill has made it to Albany television. Cahill
Saugerties led the way on bath-salt ban
I am delighted to report that the governor has signed a statewide law banning drugs known as “bath salts.” As
Woodstock Library plans ‘organic pathway’ of its history
“Thank you voters! The Library budget passed 240 to 41,” reads the home page for woodstock.org, the own library’s busy
Letters (9/12-9/19)
Highway Department mismanagement I wish to discuss the current state of the town Highway Department. After having received a series
Camelot opens at Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck will present the Rhinebeck Theatre Society’s production of Camelot, the epic romantic tale of
Woodstock Nights return on Friday with special events & giveaways
Woodstock Nights on Friday, September 13 will find shops and restaurants in the business district staying open until 10 p.m.
Most Independence Party nominees hold on
When all the hand-written votes were tallied early tonight, all but one candidate previously nominated by the Independence Party still
Common Council primary results
Here are some unofficial results in Tuesday night’s voting: Ward 3 Democratic: Brad Will: 79 Andy Champ-Doran: 45 Richard Kelder:
Tibetan treasures: Drepung Loseling Monastery singers in New Paltz
The multiphonic singers of Tibet’s Drepung Loseling Monastery have sold out Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center and have performed with