Friday, July 28 you can see the affable and enduring rocker at The Anchor alongside local sea-chanty folk punkers Casting Ships for one of the best shows of the summer. For just $5 you are going to have a night to remember.
Does Woodstock need traffic lights? Stop signs? Traffic cops? Tickets for double-parked trucks? To do nothing and let drivers and pedestrians figure it out?
Members of the state committee should have a greater voice in the party.
Topics include: Make the state Democratic Part more democratic, Saugerties GOP continuity, health plan provides no relief, Hein helps summer camp program, let’s hear it for the boys, unsportsmanlike conduct, thanks to Bob Siracusano, Peacewalkers come to Saugerties.
For those of us who didn’t want to have to drive to Kingston for a market, it was a haven.
Fewer than two dozen property owners had leverage over more than 8,000 others in the city. Those ratios need to be adjusted, in my view.
There is much work to do to create and then implement the right vision for the future of the Hudson Valley Mall and the surrounding Route 9W retail corridor. For example, we know that the community wants a luxury theater offering, more and better restaurant and food-purveyor offerings, and an updated and pleasing atmosphere for convenient retail shopping.
Years ago, urban developers swarmed to Beacon, and a few years after that to Hudson. Now it may be Kingston’s turn. In places like Kingston’s Stockade district, the game appears to be on.
Topics include: Gentrification’s not inevitable; city’s ‘rabbit pellet policy.’
As new candidates enter the already crowded field for the Democratic congressional nomination next year, the odds for bottom-feeders can only improve.