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2021 Community Resource Guide & Membership Directory
ULSTER COUNTY
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CONTENTS
4 Letter from the Chamber President
Welcome to the 2021 Ulster County Regional Chamber of
Commerce Community Resource Guide and Membership
Directory CORPORATE SPONSORS
16 Accommodations CORPORATE LEADERS
DropYourBags and Enjoy
Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
20 Business and Industry Nuvance Health
Putting Us on the Map Rondout Savings Bank
28 A Community That Cares Emerson Resort & Spa
Leveling the Playing Field with Love Ulster Savings Bank
32 Education Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Overcoming COVID CORPORATE PARTNERS
34 Health and Wellness Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
Investing in Our People Sawyer Savings Bank
40 Homes and Lifestyles CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
Red Hot Market Naccarato Insurance
Kimlin Energy Services
46 Tourism
CareMount Medical
America’s Best Escapes
Community Products, LLC
48 Categorical Member Listings Sickler, Torchia, Allen & Churchill, CPA’s, PC
HealthAlliance - A Member of WMCHealth Network
48 Alphabetical Member Listings
SUSTAINING SPONSORS
88 Advertising Index The UPS Store • Adams Fairacre Farms
Ulster Federal Credit Union • UHY LLP
The Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following individuals and
businesses for their contributions:
Directory Coordinator and Advertising Sales – Carol Ricken
Graphic Design and Layout – Allison Costanzo
Editorial – Robert Mitchell & Paula Mitchell
Photo Credits:
Cover Photo: Allison Costanzo
Accommodations: The Forsyth B&B; Pine Ridge Dude Ranch
Business and Industry: Boice Bros. Dairy; Exago, Inc.
A Community That Cares: United Way of Ulster County; Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster
Education: SUNY New Paltz; SUNY Ulster
Health and Wellness: HealthAlliance Hospitals, menbers of WMCHealth; Nuvance Health
Homes and Lifestyles: Williams Lumber & Home Centers; Uptown Kingston
Tourism: Headless Horseman Hayrides and Haunted Houses; Hudson River Maritime Museum
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Letter from the Chamber President
Welcome to the 2021 Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce
Community Resource Guide and Membership Directory
This is the space reserved for the President of the Ulster County Regional
Chamber of Commerce to put on his rose-colored glasses and look with
enthusiasm to the year ahead. I do so as we are ending the most difficult year in our
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
memory as Covid-19 affected every local small business in our region.
OFFICERS
2020 also showed the true strength and character of Ulster County’s small
CHAIR John Burlingham
business community. I can’t recall a time when we’ve seen our community come
American Solutions for Business
together, so eagerly and determined, working as one for the good of all.
PRESIDENT Ward D. Todd
Strangers reached out to assist healthcare workers. Restaurant owners gave Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce
free meals to first responders. Small businesses purchased PPE for frontline
workers. Neighbors helped neighbors. New relationships were formed. Hope was CHAIR ELECT Crystal Jacob
Ulster Savings Bank
everywhere. Businesses were thankful to be open and were embracing the new
mantra of the pandemic: We Are All in This Together! VICE CHAIR Dr. Alan Roberts
SUNY Ulster
In 2021 and beyond, your Ulster Chamber of Commerce is here to remind everyone, Chamber Members,
as well as the local community, that this will not be a success story without everyone pitching in. We need all TREASURER Justin Goldman
188,000 residents of Ulster County to keep all your business local. Bank of Greene County
Together we can make a difference. SECRETARY Kevin Quilty
Community Foundation of Ulster County
Together we can improve our local economy.
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR David Gagnon
SHOP LOCAL - BUY LOCAL - KEEP IT LOCAL Gagnon & Associates, CPAs
We all do that and there’s no pandemic that can stop us. Christopher Bowers
The Reis Group
Ward D. Todd
President Maria Cabrera
Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Maria Cabrera Alterations & Tailoring
“Supporting Businesses ~ Supporting Community” Jessica Coumbes
UnitedHealthcare
Fran DePetrillo-Savoca
ULSTER COUNTY REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STAFF Ulster County Tourism
Michael Doyle, MD, MBA, CPE
HealthAlliance Hospitals, members of WMC Health
Brianne Ebel
Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern/HITS
Jennifer Fabiano
Rondout Savings Bank
Miriam Gibbons
PuroClean Professional Restoration
Debra Harris
BEST WESTERN PLUS
Carol Ricken Valerie Walsh Jess Davis Hotel & Conference Center
Director of Membership/ Office Manager Director of Membership
Timothy Hayes
Project Manager Engagement
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Alex Ibarra
Hudson River Technologies, Inc.
Tamara Murray
Emerson Resort & Spa
Michael Paesano
Adams Fairacre Farms
Ephie Trataros
The Trataros Law Firm, PLLC
Tony Troccia
Allison Costanzo Ingrid Kulick Ulster Savings Bank
Graphic Design & Executive Director Eugene Waterbury
Administrative Assistant Chamber Foundation Begnal Motors
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Accommodations DROP YOUR BAGS AND ENJOY John Wayne once said that courage is being scared to death but anticipating their needs, feeding them delicious food, giving them a saddling up anyway. After all, that’s just what cowboys do. As clean and safe environment and making sure that they have enough evidence, let’s drop in at Pine Ridge Dude Ranch in Kerhonkson. The information to enjoy all the cultural and natural assets of Kingston Western-style resort stands strong, even though it got sideswiped for and the Hudson Valley,” said innkeeper Tamara Ehlin. a spell by the pandemic. Choose from four chic and cozy rooms with private baths as well Witness the pleasant pastures, happy horses, robust riding as the newly renovated barn loft overlooking the garden courtyard. programs, stellar staff and gratified One thing sure to pop out guests making their way around the is the property’s stunning 150-acre property in the foothills of midcentury artistry. the Catskill Mountains. “I come from a family of “We’re all about bringing people artists, so almost every piece together,” said owner Mike Offner, in the house was done by tipping his Stetson to guests checking a family member or dear in for the weekend. friend,” Ehlin said. “We also They’re smiling and preparing for collect things that interest us. all-inclusive family fun. They’ve been It could be from a yard sale or doing that since Independence Day an auction—as long as we find weekend when Pine Ridge reopened it interesting.” with strict COVID-19 guidelines in Aside from the look and place. At every turn, you could spy feel of the 1830’s house, hand-sanitizing stations or employees guests are sure to swoon over wiping down common areas. Pine Ridge Dude Ranch Ehlin’s culinary presentations. Temperature checks at the door and Travelers rave about her masks were mandatory. Meals were served outdoors in the socially ricotta fritters, potato latkes and fresh fruit bowls. distanced picnic area. In short, the ranch exceeded New York State While COVID remains a risk, she has made some changes that Health Department guidelines for safety. include serving non-communal meals, requiring guests to wear While the ranch operated at half capacity, Offner and his team masks outside their rooms and following all CDC guidelines for remained upbeat. For sure, this wasn’t their first rodeo. sanitation. Ehlin said she looks forward to a return to normalcy. “We just reopened two years ago, so reopening for us wasn’t that An abundance of overnight accommodations that include the much of a challenge,” Offner said. “This was just another mountain nature-inspired Emerson Resort and Spa in Mount Tremper, the to climb. It took true grit.” bohemian Hotel Dylan in Woodstock and the jaw-dropping gorgeous The ranch, formerly known as Pinegrove Ranch and Family Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa offer visitors the opportunity to Resort, had fallen on hard times years ago and was shuttered in the experience nature, culture and fine dining in our region. fall of 2017. Magic happened in January 2018 when Offner and two Boutique destinations like Diamond Mills Hotel and Tavern in investors purchased the property. Saugerties positively glimmer, while Honor’s Haven Retreat and Ever since, the new owners Conference Center in Kerhonkson have renovated all buildings beckons majestically from Ellenville. and grounds, while staying Historic landmarks like Mohonk true to the original wrangler Mountain House in New Paltz enchants, spirit introduced at the resort and Rocking Horse Ranch Resort in decades ago. Since it was Highland teems with adventure. reinvented in 2018, it has We also have our share of familiar earned countless awards such hotel chains like the Best Western Plus as ranking among the top 10 Kingston Hotel and Conference Center; family resorts in the nation Howard Johnson Inn in Saugerties; by familyvacationcritic.com. Quality Inn and Suites, Hampton Inn Another award-winning by Hilton, Residence Inn by Marriott, stopover is the Forsyth Courtyard by Marriott and Holiday B&B, known as the “perfect The Forsyth B&B Inn Express, all located in Kingston. home base for the modern Holiday Inn Express Saugerties has explorer.” Named the “Best B & B Breakfast” in the region by Hudson recently opened with majestic views of the Catskill Mountains. Valley Magazine in 2018 and the Reader’s Favorite B & B in the 2020 For more intimate experiences, try Mountain Meadows B & B in Chronogrammies, this handsome bed and breakfast on Abeel Street New Paltz, Woodstock Inn on the Millstream, Schwartz’s Inn and in Downtown Kingston offers guests a cosmopolitan experience. the new Hotel Kinsley in Kingston. “Our secret sauce is that we take extremely good care of our guests Whatever bed you choose, it’s going to feel like home. 16 Community Resource Guide 2021
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Business and Industry
PUTTING US ON THE MAP
The times they are a changin’. to New York City in a day for a bit of big city fun. I think it just
Bob Dylan once called Ulster County home and, if he saw has a wonderful combination of things.”
Kingston today, he might be inclined to quietly hum one of his Ulster County is also home to many longstanding family-
most famous songs. Many of the venerable brick factories remain owned businesses such as Boice Brothers Dairy, which like
to remind us of our rich past, but those buildings are quickly Exago, calls Midtown Kingston home at 62 O’Neill St.
filling up with modern Founded in 1914, Boice offers several
tech companies like varieties of milk, half-and-half, cottage
Exago, a growing cheese, sour cream, butter, eggs, fruit juices
software firm. and drinks, ice cream and ice cream cakes.
“We were in Everything is produced at local dairy farms
Uptown Kingston for that are part of the Hudson Valley Fresh
a number of years Dairy Farmer Partnership.
and we knew we The products can be found at several retail
needed more space,” locations in Ulster County, or at Boice’s Milk
explained Stewart House, a popular Midtown gathering spot.
Meyers, a co-founder Since IBM left Ulster County in the mid-
and Exago’s chief 1990s, the area has recreated itself and
technology officer. diversified with a galaxy of star businesses
The company leading the way. Many of our products go
moved to Midtown Exago, Inc.
all around the world, including movies from
into the former Fuller the burgeoning film industry that has taken
Shirt Factory on Pine Grove Avenue in 2020 and announced root here.
plans to add more than 100 jobs in the next few years. Rifton-based WineRacks.com provides high-end wine
Exago, which began in 2006, currently employs 80 people, 40 accessories and storage products for international customers.
of whom are in Kingston, and boasts an impressive list of clients, Meanwhile, music lovers all over the world order windchimes,
including Walmart, Lockheed Martin, KPMG and Deloitte. sun catchers, bells and gongs from Woodstock Chimes. The
“We would love to be able to hire more locally,” Meyers said. owner knows about music and sounds—he’s Grammy Award-
“We are hiring quite a few people, even now.” winning musician Garry Kvistad.
Meyers said Kingston and Ulster County remain an attractive America has always made a manufacturing comeback in
destination for New Yorkers escaping the rat-race or COVID-19. recent years and Ulster County went along for the ride.
He grew up in Brooklyn and said the brick-façade buildings Howmet Fastening Systems, formerly known as Arconic,
and vibrant arts scene in located in the Kingston Business Park,
Kingston remind him of makes tools to install fasteners in the
his hometown. commercial transportation, aerospace,
“Kingston is becoming rail, automotive and solar industries.
more of a known entity,” Among our prominent manufacturers
he said. “There are a lot are Usheco, Excelsior Wood Products,
of people from the city, Community Manufacturing Solutions,
particularly Brooklyn, Bailey Pottery Equipment Co., WCD
who are moving up this Windows, JBT John Bean Technologies
way. Kingston is a great Corp., R & F Handmade Paints Inc, and
place to come to. It has LHV Precast Inc, all in Kingston.
that kind of feel. It’s a Simulaids, ImmuneSchein, Stainless
small city but has a bit of Design Concepts, and Ceres Technologies
a feel of Brooklyn.” are located in Saugerties.
While the local Boice Bros. Dairy Then there’s Optimum Windows in
economy has taken a hit Ellenville, Fair-Rite Products Corp in
from COVID-19, Meyers is confident we’re on the comeback. He Wallkill, Ametek Rotron in Woodstock and Zumtobel and Selux
has immersed himself in the community and joined community Corp., a pair of Highland lighting companies shining bright.
groups studying how to improve the economy. Ulster County is also home to several businesses in the growing
“I’m positive in my gut that it’s going to come back. I really solar industry, including Prism Solar Technologies in Highland,
do believe that this city has so much to offer,” he said. “Besides SunCommon in Rhinebeck, Lighthouse Solar in New Paltz and
being a city with lots of things going on, it’s got tons of beautiful PLUGPV Solar in Saugerties.
parks and nature. The times may be a changin’, but Ulster County is adapting in
“That’s why I came up here. You can even go back and forth a exciting kind of way.
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A Community That Cares
LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD WITH LOVE
Ever since she was a child, Stacey Rein has felt the pull to brought many working poor to the agency for the first time.
make things better for others. She grew up between the Bronx “A virtual COVID support group was created to help people
and Scarsdale and witnessed the demarcation of two distinct cope with the challenges,” she said. “Requests for all types of
worlds—the “haves” and the “have nots.” assistance have grown over the past six months and are expected
“Seeing the impact of income inequality was very disturbing to increase further when the eviction moratorium and other
to me,” said Rein, president and CEO of the United Way of Ulster restrictions are lifted and high unemployment rates persist.”
County. “I felt strongly, as early as high school, that I wanted The agency answered the call by transitioning its food pantry,
to do something which last year provided 91,000
about it to even the meals, to a grab-and-go option and
delivered meals to high-risk county
playing field so that
residents. Kelly said Catholic Charities
everyone had an also introduced pop-up food pantries
equal opportunity and produce markets throughout the
to achieve their full county and assisted the non-English
potential.” speaking community with information
She has done so about COVID testing and stimulus
for close to 40 years. benefits.
Catholic Charities, which has had
Through Rein’s
a presence in Ulster for 40 years,
inexhaustible drive, operates the county warming center
thousands of lives during the winter and works closely
have been impacted with Ellenville Regional Hospital
United Way of Ulster County
for the better. to fight the opioid crisis. Each year,
In the past year, the United Way spent $1.1 million on local thousands of Ulster residents of all ages are served through
programs for needy populations. Since she has been at the helm, Catholic Charities programs, regardless of religion or ability to
pay.
the nonprofit has distributed $18.8 million to local programs
Our charitable spirit extends through other nonprofits as well.
addressing everything from homelessness to substance abuse From People’s Place, where the hungry are fed and clothed, to
prevention. The Salvation Army, where the needy find a food pantry, energy
“Sometimes, it’s the simple things that make a difference,” assistance and gifts for Christmas, we wear our hearts on our
Rein said. “People who call us are often brought to tears just sleeves.
because there was someone who took the time to listen and try Others like Family of Woodstock, Ulster County Habitat
to help them. for Humanity, the YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County, the
YWCA Ulster County, the
“We come into this world with
Ulster Literacy Association and
unequal opportunity. I think the Community Foundation of
it’s important to continually Ulster County provide help for
strive to lessen that inequality. our struggling neighbors.
Who you are born to or what The disabled population
neighborhood you are raised in finds support at The Arc Mid-
Hudson, the Resource Center
should not dictate where you
for Accessible Living, and
end up. At United Way, we’re
Gateway Hudson Valley while
trying our best to rectify that.” those facing end-of-life issues
From winter through fall, the are comforted through Hudson
United Way helped close to 800 Valley Hospice and Circle of
families and 4,000 individuals Friends for the Dying.
during the pandemic with
Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster We furthermore invest
directly in the lives of our children, unlocking their potential
emergency housing, utility assistance and administered the
with programs like the Boys and Girls Clubs of Ulster County
county’s Project Resilience food and childcare programs.
and the Center for Creative Education.
Another nonprofit that rose to the challenge was Catholic In Ulster County, leveling the playing field isn’t just talk. It’s
Charities of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster. According to Shannon sparked by love and a genuine desire to give everyone a shot at
Kelly, the chief operating officer, the pandemic “stressors” a happy, stable life.
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Education
OVERCOMING COVID
COVID-19 presented many challenges for Ulster County’s are way above national averages.”
two colleges, but SUNY New Paltz and SUNY Ulster handled Christian said the graduation rate at SUNY New Paltz is about
the pandemic well and were 75 percent and he is particularly
looking ahead to 2021 with proud that first-generation, low-
optimism. income, Black and Latino students
SUNY New Paltz President
are within 5 percent of that rate.
Dr. Donald Christian said
“That’s just not seen in the
college students were largely national statistics,” Christian said.
abiding by safety protocols. “We have high graduation rates for
“Our students are happy all of our students and great equity in
to be here, and they’ve been graduation rates.”
paying attention to the US News & World Report magazine
requirements we put in place again placed SUNY New Paltz on its
for health and safety,” he list of Best Value Colleges, ranking it
said. “We managed it well. 9th among public schools in the nine-
About 75 percent of our state North region.
SUNY New Paltz
classes were offered remotely SUNY Ulster has a full-
or online in the fall.” time enrollment of about 2,000, for only $2,440 per
SUNY Ulster President Dr. Alan Roberts said the Stone Ridge semester. BestColleges.com recently ranked SUNY Ulster the
campus shut down in March when COVID hit, just as students No. 1 community college in the state based on its academics,
affordability and other factors.
were returning from spring break. Like SUNY New Paltz, the
Roberts said SUNY Ulster offers a wide variety of career-
semester ended with remote learning. When it came to diplomas,
orientated 2-year programs, including such diverse offerings as
students didn’t get to walk across a stage, but they did get a home
nursing, veterinary technology, fashion design, manufacturing
visit from the president.
and more.
“I personally traveled 470 miles and delivered 150 diplomas to “We have a wide spectrum of both career and transfer programs
students, which was actually a lot of fun,” Roberts said. “It took available,” he said. “We’re a one-stop shop. Whenever someone
me four days.” is interested in furthering their
When classes resumed in the education, whether it’s for
fall, Roberts said about 65 percent transfer or for career, you can do
of the learning happened through it here and it’s reasonable. Our
remote modalities. Many students ranking kind of proves that we
had a “hybrid” education with have the quality.”
some classes online and the rest Other colleges in the area
in person. include Bard College in
Both institutions were bracing Annandale-on-the-Hudson and
for massive state budget cuts due Marist College and Adelphi
to COVID, but the two schools University’s Hudson Valley
location, both in Poughkeepsie.
remain among the most affordable
Ulster County also offers a
you’ll find anywhere.
strong public education system
SUNY New Paltz, a four-year SUNY Ulster led by the Kingston City School
college, offers more than 100
District, Ulster BOCES and the Onteora, Ellenville, New Paltz, and
undergraduate and 50 graduate programs for its nearly 7,600 Wallkill school districts.
students. The tuition and fees for in-state students is just $8,502 Our alternative choices include the Woodstock Day School and
a year. Kingston Catholic School.
“Affordability doesn’t mean a lot if it doesn’t come with quality,” Additionally, The Center for Spectrum Services meets the needs
Christian said. “One of the biggest tragedies and travesties in of students on the autism spectrum.
higher education is students who incur loan debt but never Cumulatively, Ulster County gets a grade of “A” when it comes
graduate. That’s why graduation rates are very important. Ours to educational opportunities for people of every walk of life.
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Health and Wellness
INVESTING IN OUR PEOPLE
Hippocrates once observed that “Wherever the art of medicine is ultrasounds or X-rays at the full-service outpatient imaging center
loved, there is also a love of humanity.” manned by trained radiology staff. Bloodwork, in addition to COVID-19
That’s certainly the case in Ulster County where huge investments diagnostic and antibody testing, are offered by Vassar Diagnostic’s
in health care continue to be made each year and new buildings are satellite laboratory.
sprouting up all over. Nuvance Health also has medical practices for neurology, oncology,
For example, construction is full steam ahead at HealthAlliance general and bariatric surgery in the former mall store, which now is a
Hospital’s Mary’s Avenue Campus. Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul stand-alone facility. Many of the physicians are on the medical staff at
was on hand, joining community Northern Dutchess Hospital,
influencers and hospital leadership offering seamless access to
when HealthAlliance of the emergency, surgical and cancer
Hudson Valley broke ground on a infusion care.
$92.9 million, 127,000-square-foot
Nuvance Health is made up
expansion and enhancement of
of the former Health Quest
its hospital on Mary’s Avenue in
and Western Connecticut
Kingston.
Health Network. The two
The new hospital building, along
systems combined in April 2019.
with an extensive renovation of an
existing building, will transform Another medical group
HealthAlliance Hospital into a expanding in Ulster County is
21st-century, single-campus model CareMount Medical, the largest
of first-class healthcare delivery. independent multispecialty
HealthAlliance, a member of medical group in the state.
HealthAlliance Hospitals, menbers of WMCHealth
the Westchester Medical Center CareMount came to Ulster
Health Network (WMCHealth), currently has two hospital campuses in County in 2016 by acquiring existing offices in Kingston and Highland
Kingston—Mary’s Avenue and Broadway. and merging with Mid Hudson Medical Group. The company opened its
Redeveloping the Mary’s Avenue campus is the first component of a third local office in New Paltz in 2018.
major two-phase healthcare-advancement project. Ellenville Hospital continues to serve residents in southern Ulster
The effort includes the consolidation of all hospital services to the County and recently partnered with Ulster County to provide additional
Mary’s Avenue Campus and the conversion of the Broadway Campus care managers in the fight against opioid abuse.
into a walkable health village. While COVID-19 closed indoor health centers for much of the year,
HealthAlliance will collaborate with community partners in the they were making a comeback in late 2020. You’ll find the Mid-Hudson
Broadway Campus health village to support the community’s physical Athletic Club (MAC), The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County,
and mental well-being through preventative and primary healthcare Kingston Athletics, AM Fit and Propel to Well, all in Kingston, and Body
services, as well as healthy lifestyle counseling. Be Well Pilates and Little Blueberryy Yoga in Saugerties, to your liking.
The combined construction on the two HealthAlliance campuses is Ulster County is also home to some of the most highly acclaimed spas
expected to cost $134.9 million, with $88.8 million coming from the anywhere in the world, including the Emerson Resort & Spa, Mohonk
state. The balance will from come from Mountain House Spa, Honor’s
WMCHealth, HealthAlliance and a Haven Resort & Spa, Buttermilk
capital fundraising campaign. Falls Inn & Spa and the fairly new
That’s not the only major investment
Spa 21 Kingston.
being made in local health care.
Ulster County also boasts
Nuvance Health has redeveloped the
high quality nursing homes and
former Macy’s department store at the
assisted living facilities including
Hudson Valley Mall into a $20 million
Golden Hill Nursing and
multispecialty medical center. The
state-of-the art project brought together Rehabilitation Center, Ten Broeck
Nuvance Health’s existing Kingston- Center for Rehabilitation &
based services with newly recruited Nursing, Mountain Valley Manor
providers to best meet the needs of the Adult Care Home, Ivy Lodge
nonprofit healthcare system’s patients. Assisted Living, Woodland Pond at
An Urgent Care Center offers walk- New Paltz and Island View Adult
Nuvance Health
in care for people without primary care Family Care Home.
providers or those who need flexible appointments. The center is open With all of this at our disposal, it’s no mistake that Ulster consistently
seven days a week and can treat a range of ailments from viral illnesses ranks among the top 10 healthiest counties in New York. From our
like the flu to allergic reactions and lacerations. hospitals to our health clubs and spas, maintaining our health and well-
Appointments can be made for MRIs, CT scans, 3D mammography, being is one of our highest priorities.
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Homes and Lifestyles
RED HOT MARKET
Pick your adjective, but the Ulster County housing market from their homes,” he said. “It’s going to be an interesting
could fairly be described as a scalding hot seller’s market dynamic going forward. I think the county is going to see an
eclipsing the days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. increase in population without a doubt.”
Driven by an exodus of people leaving New York City over Sweeney said the rising home prices are good for current
fears of COVID-19, many homeowners saw their homes go homeowners with no intention of selling right now.
on the market and sell well above asking price. Cash bids, “Houses that were worth $500,000 prior to COVID-19 are
bidding wars and people buying properties sight unseen were
probably worth $600,000 now,” he said.
commonplace.
A quick trip around Ulster County will show the wide variety
“We have low inventory,
of home styles. Some of our stone
which always drives prices
houses date back to the colonial
up and there are not enough
houses out there for the era and it’s not uncommon to see
demand,” explained Tim 18th-century homes just a block
Sweeney, the President of from modernity.
the Hudson Valley Catskill Long-time homeowners and new
Region Ulster County residents alike are also upgrading
Multiple Listings Service and modernizing their homes to
Board of Directors. “It’s make their home/work offices and
pretty crazy and volatile home/school more comfortable at
right now. Things come on family-owned Williams Lumber
the market, and if it’s a nice & Home Centers, an institution
house, there are multiple in the area since 1946. You’ll
offers. It’s a very, very frothy Williams Lumber & Home Centers find hardware, lumber, building
market.” materials, tools, paint and more.
Sweeney said at the end of 2019, the average sale price for a
Williams prides itself on its educated associates and certified
home in Ulster County was $300,000, while the median was
kitchen and bath designers. From kitchen and bath cabinetry,
$250,000.
custom Marvin windows, Trex decking, and Benjamin Moore
However, the numbers exploded after COVID-19. Sweeney
paint to everyday items, customers can expect to leave with
said between June 1 and mid-September of 2020, the average
sale price for a home in Ulster County was $393,000. everything they need.
“We’re going to sell more homes this year basically being Homeowners can also depend on Herzog’s Home & Paint
closed down for two months,” Sweeney said, adding that the Center in the Kingston Plaza. The family-owned company
draw to the region isn’t new. completed a full renovation of its Design
“Ulster County and the Mid- Center recently, which includes a new
Hudson area has always been a Kitchen & Bath showroom. They’ve
destination,” he said. “We have been around since 1909 and feature a
great recreation and people can wide array of kitchen and bathroom
go hiking in the mountains or products, wall coverings, paint and
boating on the Hudson. People custom fabrics and hardware.
have been coming here as second Several other companies can provide
homeowners and vacationing for you with home building materials
a long time and also retiring to
and accessories, including Builders
this area.”
FirstSource at Rosendale Lumber on
“It’s close enough to New York
state Route 32.
City, but far enough away and Uptown Kingston
N&S Supply and Bath Classics
has an awful lot to offer. It’s an
attractive area, no question about it.” Showroom, WinSupply of Kingston, Cabinet Designers,
Sweeney said many New York City residents with jobs in Marigold Home and EvolveD Interiors and Design are other
Gotham and a second home here are choosing to make Ulster outstanding choices.
County their full-time residence. No matter where you decide to settle, living in Ulster County
“We’ve found there’s great productivity in people working comes with endless positives and the nicest neighbors around.
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Trail at
Catskills Visitor Center
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Tourism
AMERICA’S BEST ESCAPES
Jeepers, creepers! The legendary headless horseman arose last important to the development of this area, so we interpret this
fall, terrorizing guests who were safe in their vehicles at one of rich history. You learn about the whole river here, the D and H
Ulster County’s top tourist attractions. Fright masters behind the Canal, the lighthouses and the industries that were here—brick,
famed Headless Horseman Hayrides and cement, bluestone, you name it.
Haunted Houses in Ulster Park recreated “We talk about boats and all those
the whole experience with COVID-19 in industries and how the communities
mind, turning the wagon rides along the played a part in the development of this
mile-long trail into a drive-through. area. We do a lot of hands-on activities.
Called “Dare to Ride the Horseman’s You can learn how to build a boat,
Trail,” the show went on with Adirondack chair or toolbox here. You
modifications. Every 30 seconds, a can learn how to race on sailboats, and
waiting vehicle was ushered onto the we also teach all types of rowing. We
trail at a speed of 3 mph. All around, do walking tours, lectures and history
the production unfolded with actors, classes, so it’s multi-faceted.”
animatronics, custom-built sets and The museum itself boasts an impressive
pulsating pyrotechnics. Naturally, the collection of artifacts and exhibits dating
decapitated Hessian galloped onto the back to 17th-century explorer Henry
scene for the ultimate chill. Once guests
Hudson and the role the river named
completed the ride, they were escorted in
after him played in the development of
small groups to the haunted houses and
America.
labyrinth-style corn maze. Masks were
While there, make sure to take a ride on
mandatory, and scares a given.
the U.S. Coast Guard-approved Solaris, a
It’s no wonder. The seasonal Headless Headless Horseman Hayrides and Haunted Houses
commercial passenger vessel powered by
Horseman has been consistently called the “World’s Best Haunted
the sun that offers tours of the Rondout and Esopus Meadows
Hayride” and No. 1 Haunted Attraction in the nation.
lighthouses.
“We’re a destination,” said Michael Jubie, who co-owns the
More than 3 million people visit Ulster County each year
horror enterprise with his wife, Nancy. “We draw from several
for such experiences. Whether for day trips or extended stays,
surrounding states and across the country and the world. It takes
tourists come to hike Minnewaska State Park Preserve, board
375 people to put this production on in a normal season. The
entire experience on our property is a minimum of 2.5 hours. the Catskill Mountain Railroad for themed rides or step back in
In addition to the hayride and time at the world-famous Mohonk
haunted houses, we have tons of Mountain House, an enchanting
activities going on, including live Victorian resort in the Shawangunk
magic shows and concessions. It’s Mountains.
not just a Halloween show. It’s a fall Eco-tourist attractions like Rail
attraction.” Explorers in Phoenicia show our
The attraction also includes three proud stewardship of the land, while
hour-long escape rooms, timed Saunderskill Farms and Kelder’s
adventure games that are ideal for Farm beckon out-of-towners to pick
cooperative team-building. their own berries, apples, pumpkins
Ghosts and ghouls aside, Ulster and more.
County is home to several tourist Want a palpitating parachute drop?
attractions that showcase our rich Solaris - Hudson River Maritime Museum Try Skydive The Ranch in Gardiner.
history. The Hudson River Maritime Care to traverse the Hudson River?
Museum in Kingston invites guests to build a boat, take a sailing Visit Walkway Over the Hudson. Who wants to pet a pig? You can
lesson or board a solar-powered vessel, the first in the nation, to at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary. Craving a history lesson? Tour
see historic lighthouses. Historic Huguenot Street, the Senate House State Historic Site or
“The location is amazing because we’re right on the Rondout, the Shandaken Historical Society.
the former transportation hub in Kingston,” said Executive The ghosts of the past, whether at Headless Horseman or our
Director Lisa Cline. “It’s where the D and H Canal comes out into heritage historic sites, are waiting to tag along with you during
the Rondout. We have this junction of canal and river, which was your unforgettable stay in Ulster County.
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The Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce extends a warm thank you
to the advertising businesses and organizations that made this guide possible.
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Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern Gagnon & Associates CPA’s
Thomas Struzzieri Kate’s Lazy Meadow David Gagnon
25 South Partition Street Monica Coleman 212 Fair Street
Saugerties, NY 12477 5191 Route 28 Kingston, NY 12401
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48 Community Resource Guide 2021Matthew C. Hall & Company, CPAs, LLP ADVERTISING AGENCIES ALTERATIONS
Matthew Hall
155 Stockade Drive
Kingston, NY 12401 Raleigh Green Inc. Maria Cabrera Alterations & Tailoring
(845) 338-2088 | Fax: (845) 338-2558 Raleigh Green Maria Cabrera
Matt@HallandCoCPAs.com 490 Mountain View Avenue 900 Ulster Avenue
Hurley, NY 12443 Kingston, NY 12401
RBT CPAs, LLP (845) 481-4550 (845) 514-2108
Erin Blabac www.raleighgreeninc.com www.alterationsmariacabrera.net
11 Racquet Road raleigh@raleighgreeninc.com mariaan1215@hotmail.com
Newburgh, NY 12550
(845) 567-9000
www.rbtcpas.com ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES ANIMAL ORGANIZATIONS
eblabac@rbtcpas.com
Spectrum Reach Catskill Animal Sanctuary
Schain and Company, CPAs Derek Benedict Lisa Miele
Marc Schain 1633 Broadway - 39th Floor 316 Old Stage Road
70 North Putt Corners Road New York, NY 10019 Saugerties, NY 12477
New Paltz, NY 12561 (845) 695-7178 (845) 336-8447
(845) 255-5888 | Fax: (845) 255-5983 www.casanctuary.org
www.spectrumreach.com
www.schainandcompany.com info@casanctuary.org
Derek.Benedict@charter.com
MSchain@schainandcompany.com
Ulster County SPCA
Sickler, Torchia, Allen & Churchill, CPA’s, PC Gina Carbonari
Craig Sickler
ADVOCACY 20 Wiedy Road
2215 Route 9W Kingston, NY 12401
Lake Katrine, NY 12449 Coalition To Save Belleayre (845) 331-5377 | Fax: (845) 331-5376
(845) 336-7183 | Fax: (845) 336-7186 Tom White www.ucspca.org
www.stac-cpa.com 110 St. Kathrin Drive rcarbonari@ucspca.org
csickler@stac-cpa.com Big Indian, NY 12410
(917) 865-8299
UHY LLP - Catskill www.coalitionforbelleayre.org
ANTIQUES DEALERS
Julie Manteria TomWhiteNY@yahoo.com
45 Five Mile Wood Road Milne, Inc.
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www.pkhbcpa.com 300 Wall Street Kingston, NY 12401
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UHY LLP - Kingston info@milneinc.com
www.lgbtqcenter.org
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157 Stockade Drive
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Zell CPA PC Faithe Anderson
Kathleen Zell
310 Route 28
144 Pine Street - Suite 210
Kingston, NY 12401 APARTMENTS - TOWNHOUSES
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 339-4357
(845) 246-5454 | Fax: (845) 246-5454 – RENTALS
www.zellcpa.com www.ateamcomfortsystems.com
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kzell@zellcpa.com Janine Thomas
JSP Home Services 2000 Ulster Gardens Court
ACCOUNTING SERVICES John Parker Kingston, NY 12401
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Cindy O’Connor Bookkeeping Service (845) 331-8473 | Fax: (845) 750-6223 ulstergardens@devonmgt.com
Cindy O’Connor
www.JSPhomeservices.com
332 Sheldon Hill Road
office@jspplumbingandheating.com
Olivebridge, NY 12461 APPLIANCE SALES/REPAIR
(845) 702-9812 Lowe Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.
cindykeeperofbooks@gmail.com Jeff Lowe Earl B. Feiden Appliance
Trast & Gyenes, Inc. 101 Smith Avenue Michael Feiden
Steven G. Trast, CPA & Suzanne P. Gyenes Kingston, NY 12401 661 Broadway
108 North Front Street - 3rd Floor (845) 331-2480 | Fax: (845) 331-0943 Kingston, NY 12401
Kingston, NY 12401 www.jeffloweplumbing.com (845) 331-2230
(845) 331-9002 | Fax: (845) 331-6295 jeff@jeffloweplumbing.com www.earlbfeiden.com
www.TGaccountants.com Lori@earlbfeiden.com
Steven@TGaccountants.com AIRPORTS
ARCHITECTS
ADVERTISING – OUTDOOR Albany International Airport
Helen Chadderdon Alfandre Architecture, PC
Clear Channel Outdoor 737 Albany Shaker Road Rick Alfandre
Terry Dysard Terminal 3rd Floor 231 Main Street - Suite 201
84-100 Wilbur Avenue Albany, NY 12211 New Paltz, NY 12561
Kingston, NY 12401 (518) 242-2200 (845) 255-4774 | Fax: (845) 255-3440
(845) 339-2000 www.flyalbany.com www.alfandre.com
www.clearchanneloutdoor.com info@albanyairport.com info@alfandre.com
www.UlsterChamber.org 49Allen Ross Architecture, LLC ART GALLERIES NCG Cinema
Allen Ross Jason Harucki
153 Main Street 1300 Ulster Avenue
New Paltz, NY 12561 Design Principles
Dianne Paulson Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 255-0114 (845) 481-7474
www.allenrossarchitecture.com 42 Hillside Drive
Stone Ridge, NY 12484 www.ncgmovies.com
info@rossarc.com
(845) 687-7630 | Fax: (845) 687-4367 tim@ncgmovies.com
Andrade Architecture PLLC dianne.designprinciplesart@gmail.com
Robin Andrade
O Positive Festival Inc.
31 Albany Avenue Fair John ArtSpace & Music Salon Holly Kelly
Kingston, NY 12401 Kerry J. Henderson PO Box 3083
(917) 682-4845 288 Fair Street Kingston, NY 12402
www.andradearchitecture.com Kingston, NY 12401 www.opositivefestival.org
ra@andradearchitecture.com (917) 697-6916 info@opositivefestival.org
www.FairJohnArtSpace.com
William P. Brinnier, Architect, PLLC Kerryjhenderson@gmail.com Parrots For Peace, Inc.
William Brinnier Gloria Waslyn
285 Dug Hill Road 1107 Main Street
Hurley, NY 12443 ARTIST SUPPLIES & MATERIALS Ruby, NY 12475
(845) 417-1151 | Fax: (845) 339-1942 (917) 697-6916
www.brinnierarchitect.com Catskill Art & Office Supply, Ltd. gloriawaslyn@gmail.com
brinnierarchitect@gmail.com Paul Solis-Cohen
230 Kingston Plaza Road Phoenicia Festival of the Voice Foundation
Dutton Architecture, PLLC Kingston, NY 12401
Scott Dutton, RA Maria Todaro
(845) 331-7780 90 Main Street
33 Canfield Street www.catskillart.com
Kingston, NY 12401 Phoenicia, NY 12464
info@catskillart.com
(845) 339-2039 | Fax: (845) 339-3998 (845) 586-3588
www.sda-architects.com PMC Supplies www.phoeniciavoicefest.com
sdutton@sda-architects.com Ryan Lee m.todaro@phoeniciavoicefest.com
101 Katrine Lane
Lockwood Architecture, PLLC Lake Katrine, NY 12449 RPM Raceway
Michael Lockwood (518) 249-6533 | Fax: (518) 249-6577 Karen Davis-Farage
747 Route 28 www.pmcsupplies.com 2001 South Road
Kingston, NY 12401 info@pmcsupplies.com Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
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www.lockarch.com www.rpmraceway.com
Michael@LockwoodArchitecturePLLC.com ARTISTS karen@rpmraceway.com
Mauri Architects PC
Richard Tompkins Donna Moss, Greeting Cards Shadowland Stages
73 Mansion Street Donna Moss Brendan Burke
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 PO Box 4421 157 Canal Street
(845) 452-1030 | Fax: (845) 452-1380 Kingston, NY 12402 Ellenville, NY 12428
www.Mauri-Architects.com (845) 750-7076 (845) 210-4848
Rich@Mauri-Architects.com dmoss2@hvc.rr.com www.shadowlandstages.org
info@shadowlandstages.org
North River Architecture & Planning P.C.
Stephanie Bassler ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT SPAF (Saugerties Performing Arts Factory)
3650 Main Street Erica Price
Stone Ridge, NY 12484 Blauweiss Media 169 Ulster Avenue
(845) 687-6242 | Fax: (845) 687-6415 Stephen Blauweiss Saugerties, NY 12477
www.nriverarchitecture.com 77 Cornell Street #322
(845) 246-7723
info@nriverarchitecture.com Kingston, NY 12401
www.saugertiesperformingartsfactory.com
(212) 741-8378
James Lyman Reynolds, Architect PC www.blauweissmedia.com EricaPrice78@gmail.com
James Lyman Reynolds stephen@blauweissmedia.com
4303 US Highway 209 Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC)
Stone Ridge, NY 12484 The Den of Marbletown Chris Silva
(845) 687-9161 | Fax: (845) 687-9025 Steve Ferri 601 Broadway
www.jameslymanreynolds.com 1 Basten Lane Kingston, NY 12401
jreynoldsarch@gmail.com Kingston, NY 12401 (845) 331-1613 | Fax: (845) 339-3814
(845) 687-6441 www.upac.org
Wright Architects www.thedenofmarbletown.com icarnes@bardavon.org
Andrew Wright nan@docnography.com
233 Fair Street Woodstock Film Festival
Kingston, NY 12401 Denizen Theatre Meira Blaustein
(845) 338-3383 | Fax: (845) 338-3133 Sarah Cronk 13 Rock City Road
www.wrightarchitectspllc.com 10 Main Street - Suite 501 Woodstock, NY 12498
wrightarchitects@gmail.com New Paltz, NY 12561 (845) 679-4265
(845) 303-4136
www.woodstockfilmfestival.org
www.denizentheatre.com
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNERS information@denizentheatre.com
info@woodstockfilmfestival.org
CPL Maverick Concerts, Inc. Woodstock Symphony Orchestra
Timothy Moot Kitt Potter Greg Dinger
50 Front Street - Suite 202 120 Maverick Road PO Box 711
Newburgh, NY 12550 Woodstock, NY 12498 Woodstock, NY 12498
(800) 274-9000 | Fax: (845) 567-9614 (646) 965-2365 (845) 266-3517
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50 Community Resource Guide 2021ARTS ORGANIZATIONS Jackson Lewis P.C. Headless Horseman Hayrides & Haunted Houses
Michael Abitabilo Michael Jubie
44 South Broadway - 14th Floor 778 Broadway - Route 9W
Arts Society of Kingston White Plains, NY 10601
Brent Felker Ulster Park, NY 12487
(914) 328-0404 (845) 339-2666
97 Broadway www.jacksonlewis.com
Kingston, NY 12401 www.headlesshorseman.com
Michael.Abitabilo@jacksonlewis.com
(845) 338-0333 info@headlesshorseman.com
www.askforarts.org The Law Office Of Scott A. Klion, PLLC
ask@askforarts.org Scott A. Klion HITS, Inc.
385 Burnt Meadow Road Thomas Struzzieri
Kingston Ceramics Studio Gardiner, NY 12525 319 Main Street
Alexis Feldheim (917) 847-4465 Saugerties, NY 12477
The Shirt Factory www.klionlaw.com (845) 246-8833 | Fax: (845) 246-8248
77 Cornell Street #309 ScottK@KlionLaw.com www.HitsShows.com
Kingston, NY 12401
Tom@HitsShows.com
(845) 331-2078 Mainetti & Mainetti, PC
www.kingstonceramicsstudio.com Alexander Mainetti Hudson River Maritime Museum
Kingstonceramicsstudio@gmail.com 130 N. Front Street #300 Lisa Cline
Kingston, NY 12401
Opus 40 50 Rondout Landing
(845) 600-0000 | Fax: (845) 331-2004
Caroline Crumpacker www.mainetti.law Kingston, NY 12401
50 Fite Road Alex@mainetti.law (845) 338-0071 | Fax: (845) 338-0583
Saugerties, NY 12477 www.hrmm.org
(845) 246-3400 O’Connor & Partners, PLLC
www.opus40.org Joseph O’Connor Hunter Mountain
caroline@opus40.org 255 Wall Street 64 Klein Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401 Hunter, NY 12442
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild (845) 303-8777 | Fax: (845) 303-8666 (518) 263-4223 | Fax: (518) 263-4521
Heather Ohlson www.OConnorPersonalinjury.com www.huntermtn.com
34 Tinker Street JCameron@ONPlaw.com
Woodstock, NY 12498 Ulster County Agricultural Society
(845) 679-2079 | Fax: (845) 679-4529 Thomas K. Petro, Esq. Gary Newkirk
www.woodstockguild.org Thomas Petro
249 Libertyville Road
info@woodstockguild.org 71 Maiden Lane
Kingston, NY 12401 New Paltz, NY 12561
(845) 338-1162 | Fax: (845) 338-5662 (845) 255-1380 | Fax: (845) 255-1482
ATM MACHINES ThomasKPetro@aol.com www.ulstercountyfair.com
ulstercountyfair@hvc.rr.com
George W. Redder, Esq.
ATM Locations
George Redder Walkway Over the Hudson
Scott Herrington
243 Wall Street Elizabeth Waldstein-Hart
176 Windsor Drive
Kingston, NY 12401 PO Box 889
Hurley, NY 12443
(845) 331-1000 | Fax: (845) 331-1009 Poughkeepsie, NY 12602
(845) 399-1531 | Fax: (845) 336-5810
gwredder@aol.com (845) 454-9649
ATMlocations176@gmail.com
Rolls & Harris LLP www.walkway.org
Brett Harris ewhart@walkway.org
ATTORNEYS 2001 L St. NW - Suite 500
Washington, DC, 20036
Cook, Netter, Cloonan, Kurtz & Murphy, PC (845) 255-1850
AUDIO VISUAL SERVICES
Eric Kurtz bharris@worldtradelawyers.com
85 Main Street Eureka!
Kingston, NY 12401 Ryan, Roach & Ryan, LLP Mark Burke
(845) 331-0702 William Ryan Jr. PO Box 1310
www.cookfirm.com 115 Green Street Olivebridge, NY 12461
law@cookfirm.com Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 657-5105 | Fax: (845) 657-5105
(845) 331-2525 | Fax: (845) 331-2119
The Law Firm of Sharon C. Fletcher, PLLC www.ryanroachryan.com mb@markburke.us
Sharon Fletcher william.ryan@ryanroachryan.com
479 Washington Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401 The Trataros Law Firm, PLLC AUTOBODY REPAIR
(845) 810-0421 | Fax: (845)-810-0201 Ephie Trataros
sharon@fletcher.law 70 Maiden Lane Beautiful Bodies Auto Body
Kingston, NY 12401 Jordan Riker
Graff Law, LLC (845) 339-6600 | Fax: (845) 339-3574 450 E. Chester Street
Michael Graff www.trataroslawfirm.com Kingston, NY 12401
78 Main Street ephie@trataroslawfirm.com (845) 331-7553 | Fax: (845) 331-7786
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