Supporters of Net Neutrality, a policy that forbids Internet service providers from charging different rates for different types of content, will demonstrate at Verizon stores across the country on Dec. 7, including three Hudson Valley stores.
The project would take up around three acres at the intersection of Frank Sottile Blvd. and Miron Ln., with a building housing the equipment planned for between 30-40 feet in height. An exhaust stack would rise above the structure, less than 100-ft total in height.
Nearly 50 people turned out for a public hearing on a proposal to build a restaurant, an inn and cabins, along with horseriding facilities, hiking trails and an art gallery on Liberty Street behind the Glasco firehouse.
Hillary Clinton will be at Oblong Books in Rhinebeck Thursday, Dec. 7 to sign copies of her book What Happened?, her account of the 2016 election. The event sold out shortly after being announced in August.
In Shandaken, the police chief reports on teenagers stealing from parked cars and the perennial paving scam.
The city won’t have a single Republican on its council next year. The question is if alderman-elect Patrick O’Reilly, who is not a member of any party, could serve in the roll of minority leader.
This year’s winners were Historic Huguenot Street for the Lifetime Achievement Award; the Accent Financial Group for Excellence in Community Service; Alfandre Architecture for Business of the Year; and Mark Masseo of Masseo Landscape, Inc. and Kalleco Nursery as Entrepreneur of the Year.
The district is trying to deal with Confederate Flag apparel without stepping on free speech, and warm-weather clothing without targeting girls.
The live theatre will be located next to Water Street Market.
Three individuals were taken into custody by the New York State Police during the early morning hours on Nov. 22, after a search warrant was executed at the Southside Terrace Apartments in New Paltz.