Accent on New Paltz: Helping others to help themselves
Not a day goes by without hundreds of Ulster County residents being helped by the staff and volunteers at Family of New Paltz and its parent organization, Family of Woodstock.
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What price water in New Paltz?
New Paltz Village Mayor Tim Rogers has provided our community with some insight into why a number of Plains Road residents might not want to be forced into giving up use of their individual water wells to become part of a proposed water district.
New Paltz seeks input on gateway moratorium at 10/27 meeting
The question of whether to halt development near the Thruway for nine months so that the zoning code can be rewritten has been controversial.
Bridge across the Wallkill reopens in New Paltz, offering spectacular views
“This is so much more than just a bridge,” said county executive Mike Hein “It is a public-works project that will be beneficial to the entire county.”
Bridge over Wallkill fell in just 8 seconds
It took only eight seconds last week after the giant shearing tool made the last surgical cut in the final
Fixed Wallkill bridge wobble won’t jeopardize project schedule
Additional footings have been constructed for the temporary bridge over the Wallkill in New Paltz, but the county executive says
Accent on New Paltz: The Village of New Paltz puts out a welcome mat
Since 1987, the idea of creating a neighborhood mixed-use residential/business district has been a topic of study and discussion among
Paul Brown: New Paltz government needs competitive bidding now
Last month, the New York State Authority Budget Office criticized the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency (UCIDA) for hiring auditors
Bridge replacement in New Paltz on track for December completion
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein confirmed to the New Paltz Times last week that after more than a year of
Accent on New Paltz: Wilmorite’s $73,000 debt a burden on New Paltz taxpayers
Town records show that the Wilmorite corporation owes $73,113.50 to the Town of New Paltz taxpayers for costs incurred during