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Like many stories, it all began with a dream. In this case, it was the dream of a young woman who
Business
A loyal following, a struggle to expand
Consumer beauty products can involve an amazing number of chemicals. So many that one might apply the same policy recommended
Woodstock to get new laundromat
The Library Laundromat has closed after over 15 years of operation by its current owners and many decades of service
Now that King’s Inn is down, no one knows what will rise in its place
A Kingston developer who specializes in converting abandoned industrial space into housing for artists said he got the cold shoulder
Group opposed to Glasco project will meet Tuesday
Saugerties Assertive Citizens for Responsible Economic Development (SACRED) announces a meeting for area residents and state representatives on Tuesday, Nov.
Critics blast ‘unaffordable housing’
The picketers carried signs reading “we cannot afford your affordable,” and “can we bankrupt Saugerties – yes we can.” They
Taking a peaceful stance
Three childhood friends have put aside playing Manhunt or Capture the Flag for now, and instead have put the strength
Backers to retool Midtown business improvement district plan
Two years and $50,000 after a business group embarked on an ambitious effort to institute a business improvement district for
FEMA to open mobile office in New Paltz
People in New Paltz still reeling from the flood damage caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee will get
Downhill slope
An important shoe has dropped in the ongoing saga of the Daily Freeman and the other Journal Register Company newspapers