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Residents in the Town of Ulster have reported issues with what they believe is an increase in noise from commercial trains as they pass through the municipality, and while some local officials may agree with them, a satisfactory conclusion may be difficult to achieve.

In a mid-April email to town supervisor James E. Quigley, 3rd, local residents Simone Garzella and Rob...


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Voters across the state will hit the polls on Tuesday, May 19 to decide the fate of their local school districts’ operating budgets, as well as a slate of candidates running for boards of election. Below is a brief primer on the budget proposals for the Kingston, Saugerties, New Paltz and Onteora local school districts. Hudson Valley One also reached out to the candida...


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Local historian and SUNY New Paltz Professor Emeritus William Rhoads (second from left) led a tour of historic Main Street buildings last Saturday as one of the offerings of Revolutionary New Paltz. (Photos by Lauren Thomas)

The Semiquincentennial of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is now less than two months away, and communities all across America are gearing...


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Some of Kingston’s sidewalks are hard enough to walk on, let alone access by wheelchair or other mobility device. But Kingston is putting its money where its sidewalks are, committing $1.5 million to build 81 ADA-compliant curb ramps at intersections and crosswalks across the city. Construction starts in June and is planned to end in December.

Catalyst Construction LLC...


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Kyle Roberts of the Village of New Paltz DPW (in bucket), bottom (L-R): George Sifre, town supervisor Tim Rogers and village DPW foreman Joe Granieri. (Photos by Lauren Thomas)

A new effort to improve the street-scape along 299 will include banners honoring military veterans of New Paltz. This “hometown heroes” initiative has drawn together public officials and private citize...


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