Bid on Zena school tops $900K
Kingston City School District Superintendent Paul Padalino is recommending to the Board of Education that bids on two of its
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Questions linger in wake of Woodstock ethics case
An ethics case involving two Woodstock Town Board members has depleted the ranks of the Ethics Board and raised lingering
Olive board gets down to business
Topics ranged from basic bookkeeping policies and procedures and parks usage to user requests from the Boiceville Wastewater Sewer District,
Bolton Brown and the making of modern Woodstock
Woodstock as we know it begins with Bolton Brown (1866-1934), a prodigy whose gifts brought him fame, before ego accompanying
Olive gets going, despite the cold and snow
Thursday evening, January 2, was considered the sort of night most people didn’t go out. The Thruway was closed down;
Onteora board adds new classroom at Woodstock
Under the shadow of limited electric power due to weather related downed lines, the Onteora Central School District Board of
Tuli Kupferberg honored on do-it-yourself postage
When taking advantage of the U.S. Postal Service program that enables the public to create their own postage stamps, most
First woman elected to Woodstock Fire Company’s governing board
Sharon Wilber, a longtime member of the town’s volunteer fire department, on December 10 became the first woman ever elected
Byrdcliffe Guild announces new director
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild — now calling itself Byrdcliffe at Woodstock — announced the hiring this past week of New
Judge sides with Shandaken in Higley’s farmstand suit
Judge Mary Work of the Ulster County Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Town of Shandaken in the