Woodstock Times

Woodstock Times is a weekly newspaper based in Woodstock, New York, published every Thursday. Founded in 1972, it is owned by Geddy Sveikauskas, who is part of Ulster Publishing.

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Kingston Common Council has second thoughts

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.
Stony Run is treading a rocky road

3 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.
A preview of the four county legislative primaries and three Kingston alderman races

4 days ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Brian Hollander

Four primary elections for county legislative seats and three city of Kingston alderman contests are on the docket for Ulster County’s Tuesday, June 24 voting. County legislative candidates and voters should remember that seats on the county legislature are for one-year terms only, if the consolidation law passed in New York is affirmed by the State Court of Appeals in September.
Ulster County breaks ground for new resilient emergency communications center in New Paltz

6 days ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Terence P Ward

Two story threads were spun more tightly together with a groundbreaking ceremony for a much-needed county emergency communications center (ECC) on land in New Paltz that has been the focus of numerous — and often controversial — development proposals for decades.
Local communities targeted for sanctuary policies

6 days ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Terence P Ward

In accordance with an executive order, officials in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on May 29 published a list of jurisdictions where it’s alleged that sanctuary policies exist that defy federal immigration law. Ulster County is one of the listed jurisdictions, along with Kingston and New Paltz. Despite being released a month after the directive in executive order 14287, the list contains confusing designations and alleged errors.
Sinagra lawsuit continues

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Nick Henderson

A judge has denied Woodstock’s motion to dismiss part-time police officer Philip Sinagra’s lawsuit against the town to stop disciplinary action against him.
Woodstock’s trying to reduce interspecies conflict

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Nick Henderson

Woodstock’s nine-member task force on bears has proposed a law intended to cut down on bear-human interactions, Proposed as an amendment to the town’s law governing solid waste, the new regulations target human food sources. “What we know is that bears and people come into conflict with one another primarily based on human food sources,” said task force member Keisha Hoerrner.
Quick Brown Fox Letterpress launches retail shop in Saugerties

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Frances Marion Platt

One of the daily challenges of newspaper writing is thinking up headlines that will catch the reader’s eye. Occasionally you’ll come up with a zinger that makes you feel proud, but more often it’s simply the best you could manage under deadline pressure. While alliteration is a handy go-to, it helps even more to be a person who will readily stoop to the use of puns.
Fish on! - Hudson Valley One

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.
The no-death cosmic model

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Bob Berman

At Memorial Day parties last weekend, I saw many faces I’d known from a half-century ago when I first moved here. All were in their 70’s or beyond. No doubt, some must be contemplating their mortality. So it would seem a good time to offer a very different view of the cosmos, the no-death model, which has a scientific basis despite having not yet generated much awareness.