At Chamber meeting, Belleayre Resort presented with gentler tone
Initially projected to cost $360 million, the project has been through a number of plans and iterations.
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New superintendent McLaren is well steeped in Onteora’s culture
After quietly steering the Onteora Central School District financial numbers for 13 years as Assistant Superintendent for Business, and after
Does Woodstock have enough parking?
It’s a Summer Saturday and you’re looking for a parking spot in Woodstock. There’s lots of businesses and restaurants up and down the hamlet’s main streets. There must be something, right?
Maverick Concerts season gets off to rousing start
The audience responded to contemporary music string quartet called ETHEL enthusiastically.
Woodstock’s Center for Photography turns 40
Forty years ago, Howard Greenberg and Michael Feinberg got together with a group of other photographers and decided that while being in a community known for respecting the arts, their particular art form needed more respect than it was getting.
Maurice Hinchey, long-time congressman, suffering from terminal neurological disorder
The family of former New York congressman Maurice D. Hinchey, whose career in the U.S. House of Representatives and the
Scenes from Onteora High School graduation
Onteora High School held its commencement Friday, June 23.
Married to the goo-goos
It’s tempting to get distracted from the boring business of local government by the increasingly terrifying gyrations of the national discourse. It’s even more tempting to dismiss things like bipartisanship, and cooperation, and talking across the political divide, as a chump’s game. But the truth is, with the highest levels of American government throwing off more toxic smoke than a tire fire, we need these things in our towns and cities now more than ever.
Talk, but no commitment from Woodstock Library board yet
Woodstock Library trustees adopted a resolution on June 15 that accepts the Master Facilities Plan report from consultants but is noncommittal on new construction or renovation of its existing facilities with an addition in the back.
DEP says storm exacerbated culling of trees in Shokan
Across from the Pine View Bakery in Shokan, on Route 28, trees are lying helter-skelter on several acres of ground surrounded on three sides by forest. Contrary to rumor, it’s not going to be a parking lot for the forthcoming Ashokan Rail Trail.