Saugerties photography students benefit from Jimmy Fallon grant
Thanks to a generous grant from Jimmy Fallon – Saugerties High School graduate and current host of NBC’s The Tonight
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Letter: The landlord’s perspective
Local landlords respond to a recent article on the rise of housing activism in Kingston. “I don’t understand how with mortgages, taxes, utilities, insurance and maintenance, the City thinks local landlords are making so much money.”
Saugerties Times letters (1/10-16)
Topics include: In defense of Joe Maloney, the Saugerties legislator accused of an ethics violation; why is Maloney being investigated rather than the big fish?; the unmaking of America; observations on short-term rentals; criticism for politicans.
SUNY New Paltz appoints Mary Ritayik chief of the University Police
Ritayik becomes the first woman to hold the position of chief in the 50-year history of the SUNY New Paltz University Police Department.
Acoustic Stardust at Colony
Saturday, Jan. 12: Colony in Woodstock hosts a celebration of what would have been David Bowie’s 71st birthday with Acoustic Stardust, a novel homage to the legendary rocker who lived in Shokan, offering a stripped-down and acoustic treatment of songs from all periods of his chameleonic career.
Kids’ Almanac (1/10-1/17)
Dog on Fleas plays Unison in New Paltz | Woodstock Library hosts Gustafer Yellowgold | WinterFest on Hudson Valley Rail Trail in Highland | Check out Bacchus Billiards in New Paltz
Amy Helm fronts Goodnight Butlers at the Falcon
Saturday, Jan. 12: This rocking ensemble, including Connor Kennedy, Zack Djankian and Lee Falco, will take a loose and free-flowing joyride through the Americana songbook.
Strauss and #HerStory concert in Mountain Top and Millbrook
Friday, Jan. 11 and Saturday, Jan. 12: The 23Arts in the Snow series begins with the vocal music of Richard Strauss as seen through the lens of feminine experience, exploring Strauss’ relationship with his wife Pauline, who served as his mentor, muse and confidante throughout his life.
Doors Live at the Bowl ’68 at Rosendale Theatre
Wednesday, Jan. 16: The historic performance has been painstakingly restored, using original camera negatives. The audio was remixed and mastered from original multitracks by the group’s engineer, Bruce Botnick.
Police seek fugitive wanted for murder in Hudson Valley (captured)
The fugitive, who is from Louisiana, was spotted in the Hudson Valley Tuesday, January 8.