It’s all systems eat for Smorgasburg this Saturday
After several months of anticipation, with a few more months added because of delays, the upstate edition of Smorgasburg, Brooklyn’s
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Millions for Wurts Street Bridge, Kingston Rail Trail
Assemblyman Kevin Cahill on the afternoon of Thursday, July 28 announced a pair of state initiatives for Kingston – $37
Woodstock Library board passes budget
Woodstock Library Trustees unanimously adopted a 2017 spending plan, asking voters for a 3 percent tax levy increase to fund
Fires destroy two homes, four cars
Three fires in the last week and a half have had the Woodstock Fire Department working hard, and though, fortunately,
Letters: Irish center concerns; a ghost mall is born?
No vetting for cultural center? I’m a neighbor of the proposed Irish Cultural Center (ICC) on Abeel Street in the
Kingston loses out on $10 million state grant, but mayor says experience was valuable
Kingston’s bid for $10 million in state money fell short following a secretive and fast-paced competition with dozens of Mid-Hudson
Stimuli of July — Provoking images in city’s galleries
“Residual Tilt,” the exhibition of Paul Evans’ small oil paintings on panel currently on view at One Mile Gallery, 475
Saugerties sidewalk project delayed
A project to replace much of the cracked and broken bluestone sections of sidewalk along a portion of Main and Partition
Two wounded in Wednesday night shootings
The Kingston Police Department is seeking the public’s help with its investigation into gunplay on the night of Wednesday, July
It’s a trap! Saugerties’ war against feral cats continues
The Village of Saugerties’ efforts to reduce the population of feral cats will begin in earnest this week as cat