Downtown, 110 years ago
In this image from the Hudson River Maritime Museum archives, we see a postcard, circa 1905-1910, depicting “Lower Broadway, Kingston,
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Food pantry volunteers sought
The Saugerties Area Council of Churches Food Pantry is seeking dedicated volunteers. Stockers must be able to lift 30 pounds
Reframing education reform and teacher unions
The recent strike by public school teachers in Chicago is the topic of a free public lecture at SUNY New
Endorsement: Obama, Schreibman policies better for middle class
This year, a vote for the democrats is a vote for the status quo. Given the mood of the country,
Gubernatorial update on gas shortages
This just arrived in our inbox. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that over 8 million gallons of gasoline and
Obituary: Gale Brownlee
Gale Brownlee, a lifelong resident of Woodstock, died October 25, at the Kingston Hospital. Having survived surgery after a fall,
Powerless: Western Woodstock hit hard by storm
Parts of Woodstock, especially the town’s western sector, remained without electricity on Wednesday, October 31, the third day after punishing
Town of New Paltz budget hearing set for Nov. 7
Town officials in New Paltz are ready to unveil their nearly final, preliminary 2013 budget to the citizenry during a
Worker killed in accident at Solite
An accident Thursday night at Solite on Kings Highway in Saugerties claimed the life of a worker, according to town
Editorial: Who we like next Tuesday
(Editor’s note: The Ulster Publishing editorial board consisted of Woodstock Times editor Brian Hollander, who wrote the above endorsements in