Rokosz Most
Journalist at Freelance
Consensual deconstruction. Voyeur of disaster capitalism
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3 days ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most
“The Kingston Common Council opposed the efforts of the largest private apartment complex in the city, Stony Run, to be exempted from rent regulations, Tuesday night, when the alders voted 9 to 0 to send a memorializing resolution to the state agency responsible for approving, or rejecting, the petition. Lawyers for Stony Run — Belkin, Burden and Goldman — claim that the transfer of ownership of the for-profit apartment complex to a non-profit entity, qualifies the apartments for exemption.
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4 days ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most
By introducing a resolution to oppose the exemption of Stony Run, a 266-unit apartment complex in Kingston, from Emergency Tenant Protection Act (ETPA) rent regulations, Sara Pasti, the first-term alder for the ward which contains the apartment complex, has come down decisively on the side of tenants. Her resolution opens yet another front in the constant skirmishing which surrounds both rental housing affordability and availability in communities all across the Hudson Valley.
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1 week ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most
When the rain had finished and the sun came out in the Rondout last week, an assortment of locals gathered, gently bobbing their fishing poles up and down over the railing on the Eddyville bridge. Down in the water, the end of their fishing lines were fastened with Sabiki rigs, a Japanese style of lure characterized by multiple hooks and shiny materials fastened to the same line and weighted down with a molded lead stone called a sinker.
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1 week ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most
The Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency announced on May 22 that it would abandon the idea of siting a landfill anywhere in Ulster County. Instead, said executive director Marc Rider, the agency would focus its energies on reducing the amount of waste — presently 385 tons trucked off 250 miles away annually at a cost of $11 million to the largest landfill in New York State, Seneca Meadows.
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1 week ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most
For a freshwater American eel in the Hudson Valley’s Black Creek, it all begins in a domain 1750 nautical miles long in the Atlantic Ocean called the Sargasso Sea — the only known spawning place in the entire world for this eel and its European cousin. In this technologically advanced, hyper-surveilled age of eavesdropping cellphones and orbiting satellites, these eels have stubbornly resisted revealing all their secrets. No one has ever seen these eels mate. No one has ever seen them reproduce.
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