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KINGSTON, N.Y. — A temporary art display known as “Holding Space for Tenderness” will be showcased on a Broadway building once eyed as a food cooperative, according to the NoVo Foundation, the building’s owner. Beginning in February 2024, a temporary art display will be showcased in the windows of 708 Broadway. The display is a […]

KINGSTON, N.Y. — NoVo in Kingston and the Boys and Girls Club of Ulster County will have the grand opening for The Greenkill House, a new resource for Midtown youngsters ages 16 to 24, on Thursday, Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. The open house celebration and community meal will take place at the space. Located […]

KINGSTON, N.Y. – Construction is set to start next spring to turn a former Washington Avenue nursing home into an apartment complex with a mix of market rate, affordable and workforce units, the architect for the project said. Scott Dutton said this week that construction at the former Hudson Valley Senior Residence at 80 Washington […]

Developer Charles Blaichman, who was named the Ulster County Chamber of Commerce Business Person of 2022, is seeking approval from the City of Kingston to convert the former Hudson Valley Senior Residence at 80 Washington Ave. into an apartment building. The existing two-story building dates from 1929 and is on 1.63-acres of land. Blaichman, through […]

KINGSTON, N.Y. – City planners are set to begin a review of a proposal to turn a former Washington Avenue nursing home into a 37-unit apartment complex. The Kingston Planning Board will begin its review of the proposal submitted by Woodstock developer Charles Blaichman at 6 p.m. on Monday. Sept. 18 at City Hall, according […]

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Two area organizations and an Ulster County municipality have been awarded grants from the Preservation League of New York State and their program partners at the New York State Council on the Arts. The Center for Photography at Woodstock, the village of New Paltz and the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society are among […]

A vacant IBM campus in Kingston now has a new tenant that's transformed the space into a $200 million state-of-the-art production facility.

A vacant IBM campus in Kingston now has a new tenant that's transformed the space into a $200 million state-of-the-art production facility.

Neil Logan and Dutton Architecture have transformed an out-of-use IBM call centre in Kingston into a factory and headquarters for lighting company RBW.

Rich Brilliant Willing, now RBW, has renovated a former IBM campus into a design and production facility for its light fixtures.