People persons open tiny food shop in Saugerties village
The owners describe the shop as “a unique combination of eatery and retail shopping with a variety of sweet and savory foods and artisan-made products.”
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Group appeals decision allowing Belleayre Resort to build time-sharing lodges and duplexes
The citizens’ group Catskill Heritage Alliance petitioned the State Supreme Court in Kingston to vacate the recent decision of the Shandanken Zoning Board of Appeals in favor of the proposed Belleayre Resort, arguing that the developers should be required to obtain a variance.
Bicyclist recounts terrifying accident in New Paltz
After being struck by a car, a New Paltz woman is working to improve bicycle safety in her town.
Saugerties 2017 valedictorian and salutatorian announced
The two will be featured speakers at the 121st commencement ceremony Saturday, June 24 at 10 a.m. at the high school
Party venue approved for Malden Tpke. in Saugerties
A plan to convert an unused barn on a Malden Turnpike property to a wedding and entertainment venue was recently approved by the Saugerties town planning board.
Stella the storm costs Kingston $45K
The mayor said the Department of Public Works, which worked round-the-clock shifts for three days to cope with the storm, had billed $38,000 in overtime during the most recent payroll period.
Marine pleads guilty to sexual assault and burglary in attacks on SUNY New Paltz students
According to the Ulster County District Attorney’s Office, Lance Corporal Kevin Guerrero, 20, of the United States Marines, stationed in New Windsor, pleaded guilty to the violent felonies of sexual abuse and burglary.
Statistics shed light on opioid OD’s but aren’t complete
A new report attempts to provide a snapshot of Ulster County’s raging heroin epidemic. But law enforcement officials conceded this week that collecting data remains a work in progress and the report likely undercounts the true toll of opioid abuse in the region.
New Paltz development hit with vandalism by “midnight mailmen”
Residents were shocked and disappointed by the destruction, a first in this quiet neighborhood behind the community center.
Tiso’s transformation: Venerable Mount Tremper restaurant will reopen as The Pines
Tiso’s Trattoria, the popular Mount Tremper restaurant, closed in December 2015 after five decades of operation by Joe and Marge Tiso. The eatery is about to reopen as The Pines under new owner Jeremy Bernstein, a Woodstock-born musician who performs as Burnell Pines.