Solane Verraine, who pled guilty to assisting her husband, Johnny Asia, to commit suicide in Phoenicia in November 2016, has been released from the Ulster County jail.
A total of 1,651 Rite Aid locations became Walgreens property as of March 2, including the Highland, New Paltz and Stone Ridge locations, and by the end of spring that number is expected to hit 1,932. Hundreds of stores nationwide are expected to close, but no word yet on whether that will include any Hudson Valley locations.
Beginning Monday, March 26, and continuing through September, extensive roadwork on South Putt Corners Rd. will cause traffic delays for students and staff making their way to and from New Paltz High School.
Thousands of Americans in the nation’s capital and beyond are expected to take part in a coordinated rally March 24 demanding legislative solutions to mass shootings. Dubbed “March For Our Lives,” the event follows close on the heels of a national school walkout on March 14, in which many local students participated.
Some areas will get only a coating, while others could get more than a foot.
A council committee will consider a memorializing resolution calling on state and federal officials to impose stricter controls on firearms and reject donations from gun rights groups like the NRA.
Revolution Bicycles, a retail fixture in the village of Saugerties for the past nine years, is moving to a larger location on the corner of Foxhall and Hasbrouck avenues in Midtown Kingston.
Spring is nearly upon us, and for the New Paltz High School Drama Club, that can only mean one thing: There’s “Magic to Do” – in the form of an exuberant stage musical, with a big cast brimming with youthful talent and plenty of support behind the scenes.
A local activist said last week that she has no idea why she was slapped with a trespassing summons following a March 5 protest in front of the Broadway offices of U.S. Rep. John Faso. But the building’s manager said she filed the complaint against Callie Jayne because the community organizer had ignored previous warnings to keep protests on the sidewalk and out of the parking lot at the 721 Media Center.
“We need people to raise their hand and say ‘Listen, there are cats all over the place and my neighbor is feeding them, there are plates everywhere and it smells like urine. Can you help me?””