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2017 Our Own State Of The County February Hein Addresses Chamber February 23rd Breakfast Tourism and agriculture are already $500 million- and Gov. Andrew Cuomo extended an additional a-year industries in Ulster County and they could 10-percent credit to Ulster and 11 other upstate soon be getting some help. counties. February 23 Ulster County Executive Mike Hein, who “This tax credit applies not just to the filming, addresses the Chamber’s next breakfast meeting on but the production of new media,” Hein said. “The 7:30-9:00 am Feb. 23, believes the county could be looking at the production work creates a significant amount of “creation of an entirely new industry” thanks to the high-quality local jobs.” the state extending a film production tax credit to Hein said he also will discuss many of the themes Held at: Ulster and surrounding counties. from his annual State of the County address, which Hein said he will share his thoughts on the tax is a few days before the breakfast. One of those Best Western Plus credit at the breakfast, scheduled from 7:30-9 a.m. topics is a major success of his administration— at the Best Western Plus in Kingston. controlling property taxes. 503 Washington Ave. “This has the potential to open up an entirely new “We’re going to talk about property taxes and sector that was sealed off from us before because of really the critical importance of focusing on Kingston, NY the discriminatory practice that excluded Ulster and property tax reductions, not just property tax caps,” Sponsor: a host of other counties in the Hudson Valley from Hein said. an upstate tax credit,” Hein said. “The real hardcore measure is the tax levy. The Productions that film in bucolic Ulster County tax levy in Ulster County today is actually less than were already eligible for a 30-percent tax credit for certain expenses. But last year, state lawmakers Continued on page 9 Mike Hein

Gateway Community Industries - Celebrating Our 60th Anniversary!

In 1957, the Board of Directors vocational counseling, social Joe Cornelske Center opened its of reimbursement to Medicaid of Gateway Industries was services, job placement, and the doors on Route 32 in Kingston and determining how best to founded under the temporary sheltered work shop environment at One Amy Kay Parkway. The serve individuals has been at the leadership of Joseph Kelly. for those individuals who facility was named after past forefront of the challenges. William Edelmuth, former were not ready to be placed in board member Joseph Cornelske In 2015 Gateway was able Mayor of Kingston, became community employment. who had overcome his own to expand its services to serve was housed for over 20 years. the first President of the Board. In 1990, with the guidance disabilities. the seniors of Ulster County Milton Goldstein was the first By the 70’s, Gateway was of Dr. Albert Gruner and the Since our 50th Anniversary when it successfully won the professional Executive Director offering a wide array of support of Kathy Cornelske, a in 2007 the world of serving bid to provide home delivered named in 1963. The operation professional services including Capital Campaign was started individuals with disabilities moved to Field Court and then to psychological services, to provide funds for a new has been in a state of constant and congregate site meals.

Hoffman Street in 1971 where it vocational assessment, facility. In May of 1993, the change. Funding cuts, a shifting Continued on page 7

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To advertise, please call (845) 331-5000. To subscribe, please call (888) 699-7699 DAILY FREEMAN ChamberNews Wednesday, February 1, 2017 • Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce 3 Meet The New GM on February 22nd All American Ford Hosts Mixer All American Ford, located just off the suddenly sales department is open seven, including 11 a.m. to 4 to Chamber members and prospective members. bustling Thruway circle, will soon have a new general p.m. on Sunday, Lieberman said. Reservations are a must and can be made by calling manager who will meet Chamber members at the next “We know everybody is busy operating their businesses the Chamber office at (845) 338-5100 or by registering Business-After-Hours Mixer on Feb. 22. and find it hard to get in here so we offer very convenient online at www.ulsterchamber.org. “We have hosted two prior Mixers,” said Arthur hours,” he said. Lieberman, the company’s director of operations. “We Lieberman, the former GM for two and a half years think it’s a great event to keep Chamber members up to at All American Ford in Kingston, said he joined date with what we’re doing here at the dealership. the Chamber in 2011 and wanted to be a part of the “Part of the reason we’re having the Mixer is to community. introduce the new general manager to Chamber members. “We felt we were the new kid on the block back then,” We want the Chamber community to have a meet-and- he said. “Now at this point we feel like we’ve been greet with our new general manager.” here and we want to continue to work as part of the The Mixer is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. at the dealership, community. We want to offer our services to Chamber located at 128 Route 28 in the town of Ulster. Chamber members.” members can tour the huge showroom and see the All American Ford has made itself a part of the selection of new and used vehicles. community over the years by helping such efforts as the Wednesday, Feb. 22, 5-7 pm The showroom and dealership has seen quite an Wounded Warrior Project, American Heart Association, upgrade in recent years. Toys for Tots, the Ulster County Sheriff’s Department, All American Ford “We’ve spent probably seven figures to match the the Kingston High School yearbook and buying back-to- upgrade the Ford Motor Co. wants,” Lieberman said of school supplies. 128 Route 28 the dealership, which employs about 50 people. All American Ford, which also has dealerships in Kingston, NY Lieberman said All American Ford would offer Hackensack, Paramus, Old Bridge, Point Pleasant and “special rewards and discounts to Chamber members to Bridge, N.J., is a family-owned business. Lieberman said purchase or lease vehicles” from the dealership. brothers Stephen and Jonathan Selman own the company Sponsored by: “We’re local,” Lieberman said. “We’re here to service and are “actively involved.” them, both in the sale and the service of any Ford vehicle The dealership can be reached at (845) 338-7800 or they purchase from here.” online at www.allamericanfordinkingston.com. Lieberman said All American Ford features a 20-bay service center, a flatbed truck and wrecker and an on-site Chamber mixers are a great way to network and body shop. promote your business. Be sure to bring plenty of While the service center is open six days a week, the business cards. This free networking event is open ChamberNews 4 The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement • Wednesday, February 1, 2017

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845-331-6429 Kingston Fine Jewelry ADD US K’s ON FACEBOOK Continued from page 6 The store is a longtime supporter of the Chamber. Heupler Wine & Liquor said he appreciates the Chamber’s emphasis to “Buy Local” and jeweler) and four part-time employees, all while maintaining J he tries to attend the popular Business-After-Hour Mixers. a “warm, hometown atmosphere,” according to the store’s “It’s great to meet new people and be able to tell them what Customer Loyalty Discount Program website (www.kingstonfinejewelry.com). we do,” he said. “It’s also a great place to find out what others ¯FREE MEMBERSHIP! Kingston Fine Jewelry has always had a family flair. Knull’s do, and to help support other local businesses.” ¯Everyday Discounts on Wine, Spirits Champagnes! sister Mary joined the store’s staff in 1985 where she was an ¯Wine, Spirit Tastings Most Thursdays - Saturdays Heupler said word of mouth is the jewelry store’s best essential part of the business for years. Upon Knull’s retirement ¯Value Section Featuring Quality wines Starting @ $3.99/750 ml bottle advertising. in 2005, his daughter, Brandy Pavlich, took over ownership. ¯Major Credit Cards Accepted “We do have a very large, loyal fan base,” he said. “When a ¯OPEN Monday - Saturday (9 AM to 9 PM) Sunday (12 Noon - 5 PM customer comes in and shops www.jkswineandliquor.com with us, they usually stay with Located in the Kingston Plaza, Kingston, New York us because we pride ourselves COUPON # Gateway Community on customer service, and I ¯Located Next to th think our customers trust and Industries 60 Anniversary appreciate that and become Jk’s Wine & Liquor lifelong customers as a result. ¯Offering A Wide Selection of Continued from page 1 disabilities in the Hudson staff, Board of Directors and “No matter how big or Cigars at Affordable Prices! Valley. The independence Foundation Board do we small the sale is, making sure ¯Cigar Accessories - Pipes & Working very closely with that people gain through our accomplish this. With the the customer leaves happy Pipe Tobacco the Ulster County Office of programs is an achievement recognition that there will and satisfied is what is most ¯Check Out Our Smoking the Aging, Gateway is also not only for them but for be many more challenges important to us.” Lounge Continued on page 7providing Enhanced Case Gateway as well. It is our and risks that will present Management to these seniors ¯Hours on website - mission to provide the skills themselves along the way Kingston Fine Jewelry, as part of this contract. www.kingstoncigarshoppe.com and supports necessary to we trust that the foundation located at 207 Boices Lane 60 years of Gateway the people we serve in order that has been laid during the in Kingston, can be reached Community Industries is an for them to be successful first 60 years will enable the at (845) 336-5455 or www. 845-331-0500 achievement that has touched and satisfied with their lives. organization to continue to kingstonfinejewelry.com. the lives of thousands of Only through the help of be successful for another 60 10% Off All Purchases With This Coupon! individuals with and without our partners, supporters, years! ChamberNews 8 The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement • Wednesday, February 1, 2017

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Continued from page 1 his administration, including development councils. “They chose Ulster County flattering, but there is a reality, merging departments and The county executive touted because we have a proven and that is I love what I do. I love the very first budget I wrote as streamlining operations in the Ulster’s unemployment rate, track record of being able to being able to work on making a county executive all the way Department of Public Works. which was 7.9 percent in 2009, deliver environmental initiatives difference for the citizens of this back in 2010.” Hein said other counties have but has fallen to 4.1 percent that are meaningful, while community and the ability to be Indeed, the property tax levy, tried to replicate the changes today. simultaneously protecting the able to make meaningful change or the amount raised from Ulster has made. Hein said that number could taxpayers,” he said. “It’s really is what it’s all about to me. property owners, was $77 “If people are not trying to drop further after Ulster recently hard to put a price tag on the “I believe remaining the million in 2010. The property be like you, you’re not very received $9.3 million in state value of what that means to a county executive was the best tax levy to support the recently successful,” he said. “It’s really economic development funding. community.” opportunity for me to be able to adopted 2017 budget is $76.9 been a rethinking of everything. “The Hudson Valley was the Hein said he has no regrets make meaningful change. It was million and the levy has been What you have seen is a big winner and we were the about not running for Congress a very personal decision for me.” reduced five years in a row. reinvention of how government big winner within the Hudson in 2016. He had the support to all services get delivered. Valley,” Hein said. “Over $5.5 the Democratic Party chairs in Chamber breakfast programs “It’s remarkable and I don’t th think there’s another county in “A lot of the actions that we million of that went to Kingston- the 19 Congressional District, are a great way to network with the state of New York that can have taken have been designed based projects. I’m proud of the but opted to stay put. other local business leaders say that,” Hein said. to be able to deliver real systemic work my team did to be able to The open seat created by the and stay on top of current While the sale of the county change.” secure those dollars and bring retirement of U.S. Rep. Chris events. Pre-registration is nursing home took a huge Hein said he also plans to them into our community.” Gibson went to Republican John strongly encouraged. For more financial burden off the county discuss economic development Hein said he also plans to Faso. information or to register, call and has helped with the initiatives with the Chamber, discuss Ulster County’s recent “There were preliminary polls the Chamber at (845) 338- property tax reductions, Hein including the opportunities profile in National Geographic that were very positive,” Hein 5100 or go online at www. pointed to other initiatives of for local businesses through and what it means for local said. “All those things are very ulsterchamber.org. Cuomo’s regional economic tourism. nice and in many ways very ChamberNews 10 The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement • Wednesday, February 1, 2017

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ChamberNews Wednesday, February 1, 2017 • Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce 11 WELCOME THESE These Members Have Renewed A Better Choice Fuel Service, LLC Family Of Woodstock Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess NEW MEMBERS Academy General Insurance Agency Fox Oldies 98.9FM (WGNY-FM) County Access: Supports for Living (formerly Francis P. Flynn, CPA P J L Construction Inc. Occupations Inc.) Gilpatric VanVliet Funeral Home Paraco Gas TOSHIBA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS NY Adirondack Trailways/Pine Hill Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson, Inc. Pardee’s Agency Inc. 230 North Plank Road Trailways/New York Trailways Green Heat Inc. Paychex Newburgh, NY 12550 Advantage Modular Homes Grist Mill Real Estate Pioneer Group www.tbs.toshiba.com AGS Deliveries LLC HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley, (845) 562-2468 Redeemer Broadcasting, Inc. Tina Ricci, Account Executive Alfandre Architecture, PC a member of Westchester Medical Reginato Ristorante Categories: Office Equipment & Supplies; Retail Always There Center Health Network Rennia Engineering Design, PLLC Description: We offer document solutions and leading American Red Cross of the Mid-Hudson Herzog’s True Value Home Center Ron Barringer Trucking & Excavating edge office equipment, from copiers and fax machines to Valley Hoffman House Restaurant Rondout Inn printers and multifunctional devices that are networked Americas Best Value Inn Hokkaido Japanese Restaurant to copy, print, fax, scan, and store documents. We Rose and Kiernan, Inc. also provide clients with audio-visual needs through AV Artco’s Copy Hut Homestead Funding Corp. RUPCO Solutions, a Toshiba Business Solutions Company. Ashokan Center, Inc. Honor’s Haven Resort & Spa Ryan & Ryan Insurance Brokers, Inc. Astor Services for Children & Families Hudson River Transports Salvation Army Bar-Jan Jewelry Repair Hudson Valley Financial Services Santa Fe Woodstock Bell Copiers Hudson Valley Foot Associates Saugerties/Woodstock KOA Belleayre Mountain Ski Center Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Saunderskill Farms For information on Belleayre Region Lodging and Tourism Health Savonas Trattoria & Pizza Association Hudson Valley Mental Health, Inc. Schwartz’s Inn Bell’s Christmas Trees Hudson Valley Renegades Ship to Shore Restaurant, Inc. Blair Collectibles Hudson Valley Senior Residence Shuster Associates, Inc. Chamber Membership Blue Mountain Bistro-to-Go Hudson Valley Sportsdome Sickler, Torchia, Allen & Churchill, Bradley Farrier Service Interstate Battery CPA’s, PC Brian Hommel Home Improvement, J&J Tree Works, Inc. Simpson-Gaus Funeral Home LLC J. Michael Bruhn, Jr., Esq. Spencer Daniels Agency, Inc. Bri-Er Pet & Feed Jaffer Electric, Inc. email Carol Ricken at Stewart’s Shops Brooks and Brooks Land Surveyors JBT John Bean Technologies Corp. Storage 28 LLC Byron’s Hudson Valley Hearing Aid Jewish Federation of Ulster County, Inc. The Green Janitor, Inc. Centers JFS of Ulster County The Perfect Blend Yarn & Tea Shop Caterino’s Hairstyling John A. Coleman Catholic High School [email protected] The Reis Group Catskill Animal Sanctuary Jordan Trading, Inc. Catskill Hudson Bank Kathleen H. Dittus, Esq. The Saugerties Stallions Catskill Mountain Railroad Company, KC Engineering and Land Surveying, The Tender Land Home Inc. PC The Trataros Law Firm, PLLC Ceres Technologies, Inc. Kenco, the Work and Play Outfitter Town of Hurley Chasin & Guarente Optometrists, PC, Kenneth Mironer Construction, LLC Town of Saugerties 40 YearsAnniversaries:10 Years Drs. Kerhonkson Diner Trast & Gyenes, Inc. Hoffman House Circle Of Friends For The Dying Kingston Alliance Church Ulster BOCES Restaurant Grist Mill Real Estate Close Out New York, Inc. Kingston Community Acupuncture Ulster County Agricultural Society Ulster BOCES Honor’s Haven Resort Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster Kingston Risk Management Ulster County Board Of REALTORS Co. Kingston Wok Ulster County Habitat For Humanity & Spa Ulster Gardens 30 Years Cushman & Wakefield / Pyramid Kingston-Ulster Commerce Park Ulster Publishing Co. Inc. Americas Best Value Inn J. Michael Bruhn, Jr., Brokerage Company Laborers’ Int. Union of N.A. Local No. Esq. David J. Clegg, Esq. 17 Ulster Uniform Service Inc. De Cicco’s Cabinetry, Inc. LHV Precast Inc. Verizon 20 Years DeForest Group, Inc. Local Economies Project Veronica L. Kugelman, CPE, John A. 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Esopus Business Alliance NYS United Teachers (Mid Hudson Win Morrison Realty Wiedy Furniture Center The Trataros Law Firm Ethan Allen Transportation Regional Office) Woodstock Day School Expert Cleaning Service Off Track Betting Corporation YWCA Ulster County ChamberNews 12 The Official Publication of the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce Daily Freeman Advertising Supplement • Wednesday, February 1, 2017

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Our Mixer Sponsor was The Bank of Greene County including President & CEO Don Gibson and Helena Tenorio (ColorPage Marketing & Publishing Services), Brian Berusch and Anne Wygal staff. (both from Luminary Media) and Diana Cline (ColorPage Marketing & Publishing Services).

Mar Kelly (District Sun), Mike Fick (Kingston Sunrise Rotary Todd Fitzgerald (FASTSIGNS), Dayle Nuzzolese (BEST WESTERN Patrick McDonough (The Rosendale Theatre), Keith Bennett Club), Cheryl Nekos and Norm Jette (both from Win Morrison PLUS), Irene Berner (Berner Financial Services), Susan (Keith Bennett’s Karate Academy) and Ann Citron (The Realty). Koppenhaver (Always There) and Kevin Quilty (Community Rosendale Theatre). Foundation of Ulster County).