Woodstock’s Keegan Bell set to be unveiled Nov. 5
The Keegan Bell, revealed during the construction of the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center is about to return home.
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Kingston Common Council and mayor oppose Family Court relocation to town of Ulster
Mayor Steve Noble said that facilities like the court served as “anchors” providing the city with “a vibrant urban core.” He expressed concern about further decentralization of government services.
Amedore-Niccoli: Down to the wire in the 46th Senate District
She’s been known to sleep out in a field with a shotgun to protect her sheep from coyotes. He’ll don a hardhat and climb a ladder with a bail of shingles in support of his family construction business.
Saugerties, Kingston districts to hold suicide prevention forum Nov. 10
“There are people [kids] can speak to. It’s a feeling of no one understanding, no one has been through this before, and there are people who understand and have been through it before. There is hope.”
New Paltz’s decision on CVS project leads to greater scrutiny
The project includes a CVS drug store, as well as a Five Guys Burgers and Fries, to be placed on the 5.6-acre parcel bounded by the Thruway, Route 299 and North Putt Corners Road, with a third potential pad site to be developed at a later date.
Microbrewery, Asian restaurant, pre-school taking space in Phoenicia Plaza
Phoenicia Plaza, the little shopping center located on Route 28 a mile east of Phoenicia, has been vacant since a fire left the storefronts damaged near the end of last winter. Now that repairs have been completed, businesses are lining up to open in the plaza.
Kingston asks residents to conserve as drought drains Cooper Lake
Kingston officials are calling on residents to conserve water in the midst of a drought that has caused water levels at Woodstock’s Cooper Lake to plummet.
Owners of former New Paltz box factory pitch redevelopment vision
The Rugers would like to take down some of the existing structures and replace them with several small buildings, including storefronts with 18 apartments above.
Ulster wants to shut down Buck’s junkyard on Rt. 213
Ulster town officials have continued pushing for the closure of Buck’s junkyard on Route 213, issuing an order to remedy against the owner of an adjacent property to remove cars and automotive parts that have crossed the property line from the property owned by Don Mackenzie.
With BOCES move, Kingston’s historic former library becomes available for other uses
The Ulster BOCES P-Tech program has outgrown their space at the former Carnegie Library building on Broadway. It has moved to the SUNY Ulster satellite campus in the former Sophie Finn Elementary School a few hundred feet away.