A guild of convenience
As the global march toward a digital future continues, some local crafts merchants are following suit by opening their own shops
Business
Protecting land: good or bad for community?
A conservation easement is the voluntary surrender of development rights to an environmental charitable organization, such as Scenic Hudson, the Trust
Court-appointed special advocates help local children
A knock at the door … and within moments three kids are whisked out of their home. They are lucky
The real deal
Glasco Karate isn’t some rinky-dink, white-walled, Rex Kwan Do dojo. The setting is far more intimate than your average strip mall
The big hurry-up
Workers are scrambling feverishly to finish site work at the Diamond Mills boutique hotel, restaurant, and conference center on Partition
Would 72-unit Midtown housing proposal change the neighborhood for better or worse?
Though many obstacles could intervene, Midtown Kingston is well on its way to getting 72 new units of affordable housing
New alternative café and lounge venue opens on Broadway
The only Queen Anne-style, gabled-roof, free-standing, balloon-framed commercial property on Broadway just got even more interesting thanks to an unexpected,
Occupy this…a lesson in futility and humility
I’m waiting for my credit rating to get scrubbed. I’m just not sure I can trust Wells Fargo, even with
An offer we can’t refuse?
The Saugerties Town Board does not have the power to stop the proposed Dickinson’s Keep housing development from going forward,
Big Lots to open in Saugerties
The plaza on Route 212 in Saugerties that formerly housed the Grand Union supermarket will get a new anchor store