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July 19, 2018The position is responsible for assisting with the daily accounting functions that include, but are not limited to processing A/P and A/R billings, bank reconciliations, making deposits, posting »
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July 18, 2018Since Hurricane Irene’s record flooding in August 2011 which decimated downstream river communities throughout the region, Prattsville has been in flux, rebuilding slowly and steadily. Now, the »
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July 18, 2018The Wait List for the Housing Choice Voucher Program in Greene County is accepting applications now through Friday, August 31, 2018 at 4:30 »
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June 25, 2018First Saturday at The Lace Mill Arts presents A Midsummer Night’s Art Show, curated by James Martin, with an opening reception on July 7 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. The show runs through July 28 in The »
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April 24, 2018Local community developer continues with plans to deliver on vital needs of local community and senior residents. Regional community developer RUPCO became the proud owner of the former Kingston »
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April 13, 2018Dorothy was right, there is no place like Home. For most, when you hear the word “Home” there is a strong feeling of nostalgia attached. Family is typically the main association and with that comes a »
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April 2, 20182017. A turbulent time for healthcare and other social services affected by the recent presidential election. Financial cuts in Planned Parenthood and PBS may disrupt access to birth control and »
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March 29, 2018As part of Black History Month Kingston, RUPCO hosted historic interpreter Deborah Zulle of Saugerties and her performance of Sojourner Truth’s famous “Ain’t I A Woman?” speech at »
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February 22, 2018Nomination approved for City of Kingston’s first civic construction built in 1864; joins official list of districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects deemed worthy of »
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First Saturday at The Lace Mill Arts presents A Mid-Summer Night’s Art Show, curated by James Martin, with an opening reception on July 7 from 5-9pm. The show runs through July 28 in The Lace Mill West, East, and Main galleries. No one named Pip, no fairies, nothing Shakespearean, just a group of 21 artists (Lace Mill artists and invited artist-friends) including Daniel Cardenas, Cheryl Chrispell, Chelsea Culpepper, Faya DeNitto, Ron DeNitto, Chris Gonyea, Lanette Kristin Hughes, Aaron Lockhart, James Martin, Star Nigra, Felix Olivieri, Katie Olson, Naoko Oshima, Kazuma Oshita, Autumn Pond, Rubi Rose, Susan Silverman, Charles Steele, Pablo Shine, Charlotte Tusch, and Fred Woller.
Excellent gourmet food and drink for all guests prepared by culinary expert Joseph Fitzgerald and Japanese cuisine by chef Youko Yamamoto. Stop in for great art, great music, and great food!
Donations accepted at the door to cover show and artist travel expenses.
Parking on South Manor Avenue and Prospect Street.
A Mid-Summer Night’s Art Show, curated by James Martin, with an opening reception on July 7 from 5-9pm. The show runs through July 28 in The Lace Mill West, East, and Main galleries. No one named Pip, no fairies, nothing Shakespearean, just a group of 21 artists (Lace Mill artists and invited artist-friends) including Daniel Cardenas, Cheryl Chrispell, Chelsea Culpepper, Faya DeNitto, Ron DeNitto, Chris Gonyea, Lanette Kristin Hughes, Aaron Lockhart, James Martin, Star Nigra, Felix Olivieri, Katie Olson, Naoko Oshima, Kazuma Oshita, Autumn Pond, Rubi Rose, Susan Silverman, Charles Steele, Pablo Shine, Charlotte Tusch, and Fred Woller.
Parking on South Manor Avenue and Prospect Street.
Gallery hours Wednesday and Saturday noon to 4p or by appointment.
A Mid-Summer Night’s Art Show, curated by James Martin, with an opening reception on July 7 from 5-9pm. The show runs through July 28 in The Lace Mill West, East, and Main galleries. No one named Pip, no fairies, nothing Shakespearean, just a group of 21 artists (Lace Mill artists and invited artist-friends) including Daniel Cardenas, Cheryl Chrispell, Chelsea Culpepper, Faya DeNitto, Ron DeNitto, Chris Gonyea, Lanette Kristin Hughes, Aaron Lockhart, James Martin, Star Nigra, Felix Olivieri, Katie Olson, Naoko Oshima, Kazuma Oshita, Autumn Pond, Rubi Rose, Susan Silverman, Charles Steele, Pablo Shine, Charlotte Tusch, and Fred Woller.
Parking on South Manor Avenue and Prospect Street.
Gallery hours Wednesday and Saturday noon to 4p or by appointment.
“Japan’s Festival to the world” is a Japanese tradition to observe “Obon” from August 13th through 15th, the Buddhist ritual of remembering and reconnecting with ancestors and family. Around that time, community members throughout Japan get together to celebrate “Obon” by dancing for “Bon-Odori”. Stop in for a Bon-Odori Dance experience and great art and music at Kingston Point Beach under a mid summer night’s crescent moon on Saturday, August 4, 2017, 12 – 8 pm. This is the 8th Annual Bon-Odori Dance Festival For Peace to be held at Kingston Point Park for the second year.
Contact Youko or Kazuma Oshita: (845) 255-8811, gomenkudasainy@gmail.com
Any earth-conscious vendors and sponsors are all invited!
Ask for your registration form by e-mailing Youko at gomenkudasainy@gmail.com.
Interested in volunteering?
Contact Sakura or Youko at (845) 255-8811
facebook: BonOdoriKingston
www.BonOdori.org
Lace Mill reisdent-artist Lannette Hughes and her daughter-in-law Nikki Pison team up for “A Two-Woman Show,” a large-format, collaborative painting exhibition gracing all four public community spaces (West, East, Mezzanine and Main galleries). Pison’s show, “Circus Arcanus (Mysterious Circle),” includes a collection of mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture. Hughes hangs over 20 of her large-format canvas in her show, “O’ Merciful Humanity, Where Are You Going?”
The public is invited to the opening artists’ reception on Saturday, August 4 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. with refreshments, music, and poetry. Musical guests Michael Bisio and Adam Siegel along with poetry by Nancy Smith round out the First Saturday event.
Read more here https://rupco.org/a-two-woman-show-august-4-at-the-lace-mill/
Lace Mill resident-artist Lannette Hughes and her daughter-in-law Nikki Pison team up for “A Two-Woman Show,” a large-format, collaborative painting exhibition gracing all four public community spaces (West, East, Mezzanine and Main galleries). Pison’s show, “Circus Arcanus (Mysterious Circle),” includes a collection of mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture. Hughes hangs over 20 of her large-format canvas in her show, “O’ Merciful Humanity, Where Are You Going?”
Gallery hours are Wednesday and Saturday noon-4p or by appointment; call Lanette at 845-532-3538. Read more here https://rupco.org/a-two-woman-show-august-4-at-the-lace-mill/
Lace Mill resident-artist Lannette Hughes and her daughter-in-law Nikki Pison team up for “A Two-Woman Show,” a large-format, collaborative painting exhibition gracing all four public community spaces (West, East, Mezzanine and Main galleries). Pison’s show, “Circus Arcanus (Mysterious Circle),” includes a collection of mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture. Hughes hangs over 20 of her large-format canvas in her show, “O’ Merciful Humanity, Where Are You Going?”
Gallery hours are Wednesday and Saturday noon-4p or by appointment; call Lanette at 845-532-3538. Read more here https://rupco.org/a-two-woman-show-august-4-at-the-lace-mill/
Healthcare is a Human Right provides free/low-cost alternative modalities from A to Z at its Kingston Clinic held at The Lace Mill, 165 Cornell Street, second Thursdays monthly from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. On-street parking along South Manor Avenue and Prospect Street. Walk-ins are welcome. For appointments or further information, contact Reenie Gordon at 845-481-3186.
Lace Mill resident-artist Lannette Hughes and her daughter-in-law Nikki Pison team up for “A Two-Woman Show,” a large-format, collaborative painting exhibition gracing all four public community spaces (West, East, Mezzanine and Main galleries). Pison’s show, “Circus Arcanus (Mysterious Circle),” includes a collection of mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture. Hughes hangs over 20 of her large-format canvas in her show, “O’ Merciful Humanity, Where Are You Going?”
Gallery hours are Wednesday and Saturday noon-4p or by appointment; call Lanette at 845-532-3538. Read more here https://rupco.org/a-two-woman-show-august-4-at-the-lace-mill/
Lace Mill resident-artist Lannette Hughes and her daughter-in-law Nikki Pison team up for “A Two-Woman Show,” a large-format, collaborative painting exhibition gracing all four public community spaces (West, East, Mezzanine and Main galleries). Pison’s show, “Circus Arcanus (Mysterious Circle),” includes a collection of mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture. Hughes hangs over 20 of her large-format canvas in her show, “O’ Merciful Humanity, Where Are You Going?”
Gallery hours are Wednesday and Saturday noon-4p or by appointment; call Lanette at 845-532-3538. Read more here https://rupco.org/a-two-woman-show-august-4-at-the-lace-mill/
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Lace Mill resident-artist Charlotte Tusch shares with Spectrum News how affordable housing as impacted her life as a senior; Joseph Czajka, Patter for Progress, expands on why that need is at crisis levels in the Hudson Valley.
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RUPCO and partners Newburgh Community Land Bank, Safe Harbors of the Hudson, the City of Newburgh and NYS Homes & Community Renewal focus on the change at hand for the historic East End.
First Name Jogger,
Last Name John
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Safe & Sound in Fallsburg
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Steve S.
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Avigayil Landsman
RUPCO has allowed Avigayil to live comfortably, without compromise. Read Avigayil’s inspirational story.
Gabriel Delgado
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Theresa Handleman
Step by Step, RUPCO’s FSS program helps people build lives. Read Theresa’s inspirational story.