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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Saugerties Central School District audits its special education programs

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Crispin Kott

The Saugerties Central School District (SCSD) recently conducted an audit of its special education programs in an effort to best serve the close to 20 percent of its student population who receive purpose-built services. Jamie Churchill joined the SCSD as director of special education prior to the 2023-24 school year.
Storefront art in downtown Saugerties touts National Poetry Month

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Frances Marion Platt

Hey, how’s your 401(k) doing, presuming you’ve got one? Has your nest egg tanked, or are you reluctant even to take a peek at it? With recession looming, it may be instructive right now to give some thought to what philosophies and activities helped people survive harsh economic times in the past.
Special Moons - Hudson Valley One

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Bob Berman

For countless centuries, the Full Moon had great importance. One reason was the lack of artificial lights, which made travel perilous unless a bright Moon was out. Moonlight mattered until the 19th century. Now, few of those festivals and lunar calendars still remain. But one of them unfolds with last weekend’s Full Moon. Passover and Easter’s changing dates start out simple enough. Easter is the Sunday following the first Full Moon on or after the spring equinox, and that’s this Sunday.
Go Fund Me campaign raises over $30,000 for the Hepworths

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Rokosz Most

Owing to the attention accompanying a Go Fund Me campaign currently under way to raise $300,000, the word has been circulated that the Hepworth women, Amy and Gail, twin sisters and the matriarchal leaders of a 500-acre, organic farming operation in Milton, were in danger of losing the farm. Gail, the business-minded sister to Amy’s fingers-in-the-soil virtuosity, would like it to be known that this is not the case. “The farm is not at risk!” Gail said, half laughing, half stern.
Well Nice Wine Bar offers cozy food, eclectic wines in Rosendale

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Frances Marion Platt

If you’ve only just discovered downtown Rosendale in recent years, you might think of the storefront of 407 Main Street simply as the site of the Alternative Baker. If you didn’t linger to consume your comestibles on-site, you might never have noticed that there’s an enormous old wooden bar in the side room. That bar is nearly a century old now, and it’s imbued with local tippling history: As the Well, it was founded circa 1930 by a man named Jack Daley.
Former Saugerties police officer receives conditional discharge in plea deal

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Crispin Kott

“My number one priority is empowering the victims.”Citing the collective wishes of former Saugerties police officer Dion Johnson’s victims to avoid a trial, Ulster County Judge Bryan Rounds gave Johnson a conditional discharge during sentencing on Friday, April 11. The plea deal also includes a $3,000 fine, 60 hours of community service, and bans Johnson from serving as a police officer anywhere in Ulster County. “Would they in a perfect world, probably want more? Of course,” said Rounds.
“Just stop pretending this is okay”

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Nick Henderson

Woodstock town supervisor Bill McKenna has again been harried for his handling of PFOS and now PFAS in the town water supply. Recent tests have shown spikes in the forever chemicals. “I’m here this evening to plead once again for long overdue action on the environmental hazards that are, at this moment, threatening the health and well-being of our entire community and its visitors,” said Vincent Mow, a member of Woodstockers United for Change.
Town of Ulster awaits asbestos report before demolishing controversial vacant cabins

1 week ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Crispin Kott

Town of Ulster officials are awaiting the results of an asbestos report before moving forward on the demolition of nine vacant cabins on a property at 338 Glenerie Boulevard that has been at the heart of years of friction between owner Catelo Viviani and both his neighbors and the town.
Kingston School District faces $4.59 million gap to meet state tax cap

2 weeks ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Crispin Kott

Emphasizing that there is still work to be done and the figures are not final, district officials in the Kingston City School District (KCSD) shared a $251.46 million rollover budget presentation for the 2025-26 school year. Without an increase in state aid beyond what was proposed by Governor Kathy Hochul in her executive budget proposal, the district will have to close a $4.59 million gap to come under the state’s tax cap.
New Paltz schools unveil bold Gender Support Plan to foster inclusivity and empower all students

2 weeks ago | hudsonvalleyone.com | Crispin Kott

The New Paltz Central School District (NPCSD) shared details of its Gender Support Plan, geared toward ensuring transgender and gender nonconforming students are made to feel welcome and included. “I work for the whole school district,” said deputy superintendent Linda Oehler-Marx. “We teach all kids…I’ve lived in New Paltz a very long time. I understand the politics of New Paltz. But when we say we’re inclusive, we have to be more inclusive.