Towaway zone established to protect Blue Hole swimming area from overuse
“I never dreamed a swimming hole would get so crazy.”
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Woodstock Library continues public forums on its physical future
Members of one group at a second forum seeking citizen input wanted nothing that was considered modern, wanting the library to keep the same look and feel, but just provide more space. Another group wanted just the opposite with modern aesthetics, large windows and lots of light.
Woodstock bomb scares come in a flurry
After going nearly 20 years without a bomb threat, Woodstock had two in eight days.
Onteora addresses bomb threat
After going nearly 20 years without a bomb threat, Woodstock received two in the same week.
Prattsville man’s new keyboard may help some with autism
Computer technology has transformed the lives of many people on the autism spectrum. In particular, the iPad has proven revolutionary
Woodstock planners hear about a town in transition
Blowback against the changing character of Woodstock tourism arose full-throated during the town planning board’s continuing public hearing for the
False alarm: Bomb threat called into Woodstock golf course cleared
Woodstock’s first bomb threat since the late 1990s was called in to the Creekside Grill at the Woodstock Golf Club
New $133.6 million hospital plan would build new tower, medical ‘mall’ in Kingston
HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley officials say they plan to use increased financial muscle stemming from a new partnership with
Woodstock Library’s Master Plan input ramps up
The firm hired to update the Woodstock Library’s Master Plan clued the public in on its findings from tours of
130-seat “Nouveau American” restaurant planned for former Joyous Lake property in Woodstock
Public hearing by public hearing, projects are taking shape before the Woodstock Planning Board, with stabilizing elements provided by the