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Unite against ALS: support and research matter
In the realm of medical challenges, few adversaries are as formidable as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). This relentless neurological disease, commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, … more
New Paltz feels the weight of the world
It should be no surprise that the protests over the war in Gaza that have engulfed college campuses across the nation have found their way to the Hudson Valley. SUNY New Paltz is just one of … more
Ed Devitt’s legacy of service
Few, if any can match the profound impact on their community as F. Edward Devitt, whose legacy will linger long after his May 1 passing. Ed Devitt leaves behind a legacy that resonates deeply … more
Honor and support our veterans
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently released its 2023 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count, an annual assessment aimed at estimating the number of Americans, including veterans, who … more
Protect property owners from squatters
In New York State, someone who has been able to successfully - and illegally - occupy a property for 30 days or more is entitled to what is called “Squatter’s Rights.” Once an … more
Late budget spells trouble for everyone
For much of the 1990s and beyond, senior year for a group of SUNY New Paltz students did not end on graduation day. They were the journalism interns for the Legislative Gazette, a publication … more
Ready, Set, Library!
As we embark on National Library Week 2024, the theme “Ready, Set, Library!” encapsulates the essence of what libraries represent in our society – readiness, accessibility, and … more
Is team building better in the mountains?
It’s 26 miles between Newburgh City Hall and the Mohonk Mountain House Resort and Spa. Driving time along the Thruway, with its tolls, is 34 minutes, but the elegant resort is a world away from … more
A call for fairness and equity
Education is the cornerstone of any thriving society, and the allocation of state aid to education is a fundamental aspect of ensuring that all children receive the quality education they deserve. … more
The urgency of a thorough traffic study
As the Town of Plattekill contemplates the construction of a massive 451,000-square-foot warehousing facility in its BD-60 zoning district, the call for a comprehensive investigation into the road … more
A grassroots effort to improve our state roads
What began as a one-person crusade to improve our state highways, is blossoming into a coalition. Don Berger, a Montgomery resident, has taken his case to the town boards of Montgomery, … more
Celebrating women who advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
As March unfolds, we once again find ourselves immersed in the vibrant tapestry of Women’s History Month. This annual celebration provides a dedicated space to honor and commemorate the … more
A moment in history: marriage redefined in Ulster
As we reflect on the passage of time, February 27, 2024, stands out as a momentous day in history. It marks the 20th anniversary of a groundbreaking act of civil disobedience that forever altered the … more
Restructuring or a slow death for the post office?
Becky Pearson, Walden’s former mayor and current village trustee, was startled by what she saw on Saturday morning. “It’s a sad day in Walden today,” she wrote on … more
Redistricting favors the incumbents
The state independent redistricting commission has released a draft of their proposed congressional districts that will likely help two Hudson Valley incumbents. Former County Executives Pat … more
Restore dignity: preserving hallowed burial grounds
As we enter Black History Month, it is essential to reflect on the significance of preserving and restoring the burial grounds of former slaves and other African Americans. These sacred sites stand … more
Social media and the health of our children
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta and founder of Facebook faced an angry audience on Capitol Hill last week. Zuckerberg, after some prodding at a U.S. Senate Judiciary hearing on the impact of social … more
Mega-warehouse mania comes to Modena
Two decades ago, Modena residents recoiled at the thought of a dinosaur theme park in their neighborhood But the plan never materialized and now the 50-acre site may be home to something that could … more
Cultivating unity: invaluable benefits of community gardens
Some good news has come to the members of the Town of Montgomery’s community garden, who learned recently that the town is considering a plan that keep the rakes and tillers in the ground at … more
December 2022: A cab driver makes an ill-advised attempt to beat a red light at the corner of Broadway and Fowler Avenue in the city of Newburgh.
Reckless roads and dangerous drivers
A January 12 collision between a tractor-trailer and a school bus at the intersection of Route 211 and Bull Road in the town of Wallkill highlighted the persistent issue of dangerous driving on our … more
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