The Ulster County market consists of all of Ulster County. The county is part of the Hudson Valley Region and its seat is Kingston. Both the county and Kingston were founded by the Dutch. When New York joined the Revolution against Britain, Kingston became the new state’s first capital, the capital is now Albany. Kingston was a military target for the British, and they burned it on October 13, 1777. The western portion of the county is rural, it shares Catskill Park and Catskill Forest Preserve with other counties. Ulster is a popular destination spot, thanks to the outdoor recreational opportunities in the county. There are 350 miles of hiking and biking trails and 35 mountain peaks used for skiing and snowshoeing. Major routes in the county include Interstate 87 (known in New York as the New York State Thruway); US Routes 9W, 44, and 209; New York Routes 28, 32, 52, and 55. The most populated communities are Kingston, Saugerties, Shawangunk, New Paltz, and Wawarsing. Aside from Wawarsing, these communities are within a few minutes of Interstate 87.
Kegerreis offers OOH advertising opportunities in Ulster County. These opportunities can be found along Route 9W in Saugerties and Lake Katrine; Route 32, Lucas Ave, and Sawkill Rd in Kingston; Hurley Avenue in Hurley; Route 32 in Tillson, Route 32 in Wallkill, Route 44-55 in Gardiner, Routes 52 and 209 in Ellenville, and 209 in Accord and Warwarsing.
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Senate House, Delaware and Hudson Canal, Ulster County Historical Society at Bevier House Museum, Jean Hasbrouck House, Kingston City Hall, Hurley Historic District, Huguenot Street Historic District, Perrine’s Bridge, Lake Mohonk Mountain House Complex, Esopus Meadows Lighthouse, Kingston/Rondout 2 Lighthouse, Saugerties Lighthouse, Ulster Performing Arts Center, Ponckhockie Union Chapel, Catskill Park, Catskill Forest Preserve, Reformed Church of Shawangunk, National Youth Administration Woodstock Resident Work Center, Dubois-Kierstede Stone House, Coykendall Lodge, Ashokan Field Campus Historic District, Hotel Kinsley, Mohonk Preserve, The Hudson House & Distillery, Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Black-Eyed Suzie’s Upstate, TheLocalSaugerties, Bearsville Theater, Belleayre Mountain, Tuthilltown Spirits, Rough Draft Bar & Books, Kelder’s Farm (has a nationally recognized pumpkin patch), and The Ashokan Center.
SUNY New Paltz, Coppersea Distilling, Bailey Pottery Equipment, Hudson Valley Advanced Manufacturing Center, Wallkill and Shawangunk Correctional Facilities, Fair Rite, and First Student, 1. HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley, city and county governments, Center for Spectrum Services, Hospice Of Ulster County, Ulster Savings Bank, Gateway Hudson Valley, and Ulster County Community Action.
Colleges and universities include SUNY New Paltz and SUNY Ulster.
Public High School and School Districts include Ellenville Junior/senior High School operated by Ellenville Central School District, Highland HS by Highland CSD, Kingston HS by Kingston City SD, Marlboro Central HS by Marlboro Central SD, New Paltz Senior HS by New Paltz CSD, Onteora by Onteora CSD, Rondout Valley by Rondout Valley CSD, Saugerties Senior HS by Saugerties CSD, and Wallkill Senior HS by Wallkill CSD. The above districts and their students can receive advanced opportunities from Orange-Ulster BOCES.
Newspapers: Papers eligible for The Designation of Publication by the Ulster County Clerk are the Daily Freeman published daily in Kingston, Shawangunk Journal published weekly in Ellenville, Hudson Valley One published weekly in Kingston, Chronogram Magazine published monthly in Kingston, Chronogram Explore published twice yearly in Kingston, Upstate House published quarterly in Kingston, and The River Hudson Valley Newsroom published online from Kingston.
TV: Intrigue TV – WYNB – New York, DT 30
Radio:
After decades in the business and managing billboard programs in top 10 markets, I still gravitate to value for my clients. As such, I absolutely love our Bus Shelter product, which offers small and mid-size businesses arguably the greatest value in all media at only $.50- $.75 cents per 1,000 impressions. Compare that to Direct Mail for instance. It’s like a 500 to 1 in terms of stronger inherent raw advertising value.
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