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What's new in the business scene
John Murray, president and chief executive of Rose & Kiernan Inc. announced Tammy Holt has been ap-pointed a personal lines client manger in the insurance company's Kingston office.
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Rosendale man caught with heroin
ROSENDALE - A 33-year-old Rosendale man faces a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of a controlled substance after he was allegedly caught in the process of injecting heroin in a municipal parking lot ...
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Insurance company names client manager
John Murray, president and chief executive of Rose & Kiernan Inc. announced Tammy Holt as a personal lines client manger in the insurance company's Kingston office.
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In the shadow of the Taj
Bluesman David Jacobs-Strain's first guitar was given to him by his mother. Dad also stepped up - in what must have been a way-hip family - by turning young David on to Taj Mahal by bringing him to one of the ...
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Farmers market promotes local food
An Ulster County-based community group called Eat Local Food is organizing and supporting a winter farmers market at Robin's Warehouse Outlet, 249 Route 32, New Paltz.
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Pickle possibilities on display
Sweet and sour, hot and spicy, pickles of all nature will be showcased at the 11th annual International Pickle Festival in Rosendale Sunday.
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Bomb threat disrupts school day in Red Hook
A bomb threat Wednesday morning shut down Mill Road Elementary School and delayed classes at Linden Avenue Middle School and Red Hook High School, affecting a total of more than 2,000 students.
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Perrine's Bridge has calm, historic atmosphere
ESOPUS - Highland resident Vivian Yess Wadlin recalls stopping with her father to visit Perrine's Bridge during the late 1940s.
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Seven busted in burglary ring
A rash of 20 recent forcible-entry burglaries in unoccupied homes in Rochester, Wawarsing, Marbletown, Rosendale and Gardiner has led to the arrest of seven suspects.
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Two car crash results in one death
A Tillson man was killed early Wednesday morning when his car crossed into the oncoming lane of traffic on Route 32 in the Town of Rosendale and struck another vehicle head on.
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Hudson Confidential: The torch is passed to a new generation
It's no fun standing in line, but lining up to vote in New Paltz's District No. 4 last Tuesday was what some baby boomers would call a trip.
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Ulster County lawmakers start to deal with funding request
Two appeals for funding from representatives of the Ulster County Library Association were the only comments made during a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed budget for Ulster County that would raise the ...
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It'll be a healing trip home for horn player
Shane Kirsch in some respects will be making one stop on a trail of tears Saturday.
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Many of area's residents still without power
Thousands of residents spent a freezing and blustery night and morning on Wednesday, waiting for power to be restored in the wake of Tuesday's storm.
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Region's residents recall hard times during Great Depression
Once I built a railroad, I made it run, made it race against time. Once I built a railroad; now it's done.
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Skip the costume and take in some great jazz
Countless Halloween revelers one week from tonight will spend their All Hallow's Eve bouncing from party to party and bar to bar, dressed up as goblins, goons, vampires, pirates, those guys from 'A Clockwork ...
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Coming Tuesday
Here are some of the stories we're working on for the print editions of Tuesday's Freeman: A man who pleaded guilty of choking and beating his elderly father to death in Rosendale was to be sentenced today.
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Son gets 20-to-life in dad's murder
KINGSTON - An Ulster County man who admitted he beat and strangled his 80-year-old father last year was sentenced Monday to 20 years to life in state prison.
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20-to-life for Ulster man who killed his father
KINGSTON - An Ulster County man who admitted he beat and strangled his 80-year-old father last year was sentenced today to 20 years to life in state prison.
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Duathlon athletes fight pain to finish
'This is, in my opinion, is the best race ever. I was in pain the entire 9:14 ...' Hmm, it's in few circles that a sentence like that seems remotely normal.
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