Esopus tubing business up for sale
When asked why he was selling the Town Tinker after 38 years, Harry Jameson had a simple answer: “When I’m not running this business, I’ll have a lot more time to go tubing.”
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HV Gastroenterology can now do procedures in Woodstock office
One of the key facts of life over the age of 50 is the need to get colonoscopies every ten years, and on an even more regular schedule as one ages over 65.
No train storage decision yet in Shandaken
Although the board did not further discuss the issue, many rail buffs spoke up in favor of granting the permit, citing historical and economic considerations.
Shandaken will use grant money to upgrade parks
Town of Shandaken playgrounds will get a sprucing up this summer thanks to a nearly $30,000 Smart Growth grant from the state.
Jonathan Gould’s Otis Redding: An Unfinished Life
By getting at such unexplainable truths about how art works itself from history, and finding the slow, methodical, yet personalized means to analyzing that which is basically intuitive, Jonathan Gould has demonstrated true literary soul.
Woodstockers will choose the library’s direction
There is one thing that is certain about the effort to create a more modern, workable space for the library — the people…the voters of Woodstock will be the ones to decide.
‘Rock the Resistance’ event at Bearsville Theatre aims to mobile anti-Trump forces
Sunday, June 11, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Representatives from Hudson Valley groups will speak on such issues as environmental protection, voting rights, affordable health care, women’s reproductive rights, and fair immigration laws, describing what their organizations are doing and how the public can help. Local musicians will perform protest music at several points between the presentations.
Marty’s Mercantile: ‘Skin’ Davis’ old West Shokan store gets yet another life
Along the south side of the Ashokan Reservoir, where commercial establishments are few but the rural community is tight-knit, the store will be a welcome gathering place.
All together now
A little over a week ago, grubby politics brought an abrupt end to a hard-fought environmental treaty, many years in the making. Scientists advised and citizens pleaded, but to no avail: One rogue government simply walked away from the negotiations, and that was that. I’m talking about New Jersey, of course.
Letter: Griffin? What About Ted Nugent?
Nugent wanted Obama to “suck his machine gun” and wanted to cut off the heads of Obama and Hillary, is invited to the White House and now there’s suddenly all this umbrage about Griffin?