Kingston City School District and city officials mark return of athletics to Dietz Stadium
The Kingston community came together on October 10, to celebrate a memorable evening at the historic Dietz Stadium, a cherished pillar of the Kingston City School District (KCSD)’s rich athletic tradition. The event drew a diverse crowd of local residents, distinguished guests and enthusiastic supporters, all eager... The post Kingston City School District and city officials mark return of athletics to Dietz Stadium first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Our southern neighbors
Ulster County deputy director of emergency services Michael Madison was deployed to Asheville... The post Our southern neighbors first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Hiker gets helicopter ride
That low-flying helicopter many Woodstockers heard Saturday afternoon... The post Hiker gets helicopter ride first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Campus construction on track, which means track won’t be accessible until 2025
Living in a college town has disadvantages, but also advantages… The post Campus construction on track, which means track won’t be accessible until 2025 first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Mayor praises the diversity of Kingston’s ARPA projects
The City of Kingston is using its remaining federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) money for small businesses on a local business hardship grant program (BHGP) awarding $7500 each to four applicants who can demonstrate their businesses were adversely impacted by ARPA-funded infrastructure work conducted by or at the direction of the city in 2024. […] The post Mayor praises the diversity of Kingston’s ARPA projects first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Congressmembers Ryan and Ocasio-Cortez want to hold GE accountable
Bronx progressive congressmember Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and local congressmember Pat Ryan held a joint press conference... The post Congressmembers Ryan and Ocasio-Cortez want to hold GE accountable first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Hudson Valley Shakespeare breaks ground for Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center
The 98-acre campus was donated by a longtime supporter, philanthropist Christopher Davis, and for the past two years has been hosting a temporary theater tent while the new owners navigated the tricky waters of municipal permitting review... The post Hudson Valley Shakespeare breaks ground for Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Eighteen cents per person each year
Steve Noble convened a press conference to convey his desire that the city purchase a steep, forested 70-acre land parcel just west of the Wyltwick Creek. The post Eighteen cents per person each year first appeared on Hudson Valley One....
Behind-the-scenes history of the Walkway Over the Hudson
Up and away… The post Behind-the-scenes history of the Walkway Over the Hudson first appeared on Hudson Valley One....