Ribbon Cutting Marks The Grand Opening Of Capital Region Midwifery In Ulster County

Kingston, NY – Deputy County Executive Ken Crannell visited the newest office of Capital Region Midwifery today to celebrate its grand opening and the provider’s expansion of their practice into the Hudson Valley. At the direction of County Executive Mike Hein, the Ulster County Office of Economic Development played a key role in helping Capital Region Midwifery locate an appropriate space, along with fostering connections to relevant services and strategic business partners.

NYS Economic Development Council Cites Outstanding Work By Marketing Firm Focus Media

Kingston, NY — The Ulster County Office of Economic Development (UCOED) received three Certificate of Excellence marketing awards from the New York State Economic Development Council (NYSEDC) at its annual conference. The materials were created by Hudson Valley-based advertising and public relations agency Focus Media.

Local Developers are Invited to Create Mobile Apps to Serve the Community

Succession Planning, Financing And Transferring Farmland To Be Discussed By Expert Panelists

Stone Ridge, NY- Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is pleased to announce that the free “Succession Planning and Farm Transfer Panel Discussion” for farmers and stakeholders in the agricultural community which was canceled due to inclement weather, is to be held at the Marbletown Community Center at 3564 Main Street in Stone Ridge on Tuesday, March 24^th at 8:30 AM.

Event will be held at Just for You restaurant in Kingston on Wednesday, March 11

Succession planning, financing and transferring farmland to be discussed by expert panelists

Stone Ridge, NY- Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is pleased to announce a free “Succession Planning and Farm Transfer Panel Discussion” for farmers and stakeholders in the agricultural community  to be held at the Marbletown Community Center at 3564 Main Street in Stone Ridge on Wednesday, March 4^th at 8:30 AM.

First Mobile Business Services to be held at the Rondout Valley Growers Association on January 27th

Please see attached letter from Ulster County Executive Mike Hein.

Social Media Lunch and Learn, 3-D Printing for the Real Estate Sector

Kingston, NY- Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is pleased to announce two January events for Ulster County’s businesses.  The first will provide an opportunity for a deeper understanding of social media platforms and how to strategically use online tools; the second is aimed at helping stakeholders in the commercial real estate sector gain valuable insights into the potential of 3-D printing.

The ‘Buy Local’ Program Promotes Area Businesses, Saves Consumers Money 

Kingston, NY- Get ready to save money. Ulster County Executive Michael P. Hein is pleased to announce the rollout of the Ulster County Advantage Program. Just in time for the holiday shopping season, the program aims to encourage Ulster County residents to “buy local.”