Kaatsbaanreal estate status
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driver of a dancer
, Aug 27 2008 04:17 PM
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#1
Posted 27 August 2008 - 04:17 PM
#2
Posted 27 August 2008 - 05:48 PM
I hate this kind of news, specially when right around my corner an obscene concrete abomination made to serve the cult of food over consumption-(aka Publix)- twice the size of the Met is under construction...
#3
Posted 27 August 2008 - 08:31 PM
From the article,
I hope that's possible, that they can find a suitable facility. It's a lovely building, to judge from the photo. What a shame to lose it!
I expect we'll be seeing more stories of this nature in the coming months and years. Sad and scary.
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Kaatsbaan will continue to seek ways to fulfill its mission under any appropriate arrangement.
I expect we'll be seeing more stories of this nature in the coming months and years. Sad and scary.
#5
Posted 02 September 2008 - 10:15 PM
carbro, on Aug 27 2008, 10:31 PM, said:
From the article,
I hope that's possible, that they can find a suitable facility. It's a lovely building, to judge from the photo. What a shame to lose it!
I expect we'll be seeing more stories of this nature in the coming months and years. Sad and scary.
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Kaatsbaan will continue to seek ways to fulfill its mission under any appropriate arrangement.
I expect we'll be seeing more stories of this nature in the coming months and years. Sad and scary.
#7
Posted 10 September 2008 - 06:17 PM
Thanks, DoaD.
Hope lives:
Hope lives:
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Despite the recent move by Kaatsbaan dance center officials to put their 100-acre property on the open market, Bard spokesman Mark Primoff said it is still too early to write-off the college’s attempts to purchase the property. Primoff said the ball is in Kaatsbaan’s court.
“I would consider it unlikely that we’re going to come to the same type of agreement that we began negotiating toward,” Primoff said. “But that doesn’t close the door on any other possibilities that come along in the future.”
“I would consider it unlikely that we’re going to come to the same type of agreement that we began negotiating toward,” Primoff said. “But that doesn’t close the door on any other possibilities that come along in the future.”
#8
Posted 11 September 2008 - 07:45 PM
I know Greg and Bentley, and have visited Kaatsbaan -- before it opened, when they started working on the property.
They moved to Dutchess County from a smaller facility in Ulster County in 1996 or 1998. Greg and Bentley are the most determined and persistent people I have ever met, and are totally dedicated to dance. I hope that this latest obstacle doesn't stop them. the dance world really needs them and Kaatsbaan.
They need more good people on their side, fighting and supporting them. The Bard deal would be ideal, but if it falls through..... I have the confidence that they will fight on.
They moved to Dutchess County from a smaller facility in Ulster County in 1996 or 1998. Greg and Bentley are the most determined and persistent people I have ever met, and are totally dedicated to dance. I hope that this latest obstacle doesn't stop them. the dance world really needs them and Kaatsbaan.
They need more good people on their side, fighting and supporting them. The Bard deal would be ideal, but if it falls through..... I have the confidence that they will fight on.
#10
Posted 26 September 2008 - 07:59 PM
Very good news.
Thanks again, driver.
#11
Posted 27 September 2008 - 08:08 AM
Here's the Center's website, for those who would like to know more about what is now at risk. It includes an impressive photo of that vast dance floor, information about their pre-professional intensives, and photos of the dancers who have participated in programs or performed there (click "Artists Gallery").
Kaatsbaan International Dance Center
Kaatsbaan International Dance Center
#13
Posted 12 June 2010 - 03:22 PM
Update from the latest Kaatsbaan mailer:
The New York State Supreme Court of Appeals ruled unanimously on December 15, 2009 in favor of Kaatsbaan International Dance Center and against Rondack Construction Services and its appeal, reaffirming an earlier judicial decision by the Appellate Court for Kaatsbaan in November 2008. The ruling restores ownership to Kaatsbaan of the conservation easement that was sold to a neighbor's LLC by the Duchess County Sheriff's Department in a highly disputed auction in September 2006. The easement borders Tivoli Bays and includes 11 acres of beautiful Hudson River frontage.
The New York State Supreme Court of Appeals ruled unanimously on December 15, 2009 in favor of Kaatsbaan International Dance Center and against Rondack Construction Services and its appeal, reaffirming an earlier judicial decision by the Appellate Court for Kaatsbaan in November 2008. The ruling restores ownership to Kaatsbaan of the conservation easement that was sold to a neighbor's LLC by the Duchess County Sheriff's Department in a highly disputed auction in September 2006. The easement borders Tivoli Bays and includes 11 acres of beautiful Hudson River frontage.
#14
Posted 12 June 2010 - 06:17 PM
...and now they need financial support more than ever.
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