State aid yields school budget surplus
After adjustments to both the revenue and expenditure sides, the proposed 2014-2015 school budget now includes a surplus of just
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Probe underway in bar fight allegedly involving KPD officer
Kingston police and Ulster County District Attorney Holley Carnright confirmed this week that they’re investigating allegations that an off-duty city
The Mad Scientist of Brazilian Percussion at Falcon
Known as the Mad Scientist of Brazilian Percussion, Cyro Baptista brings his new ensemble Banquet of the Spirits to the
Kendrick Lamar, Modest Mouse headline Saugerties summer music festival
Kendrick Lamar, Modest Mouse, Bassnectar and The Flaming Lips will headline the Hudson Project Music and Art Festival at
New Paltz United Teachers to present murder mystery dinner
The New Paltz United Teachers (NPUT) will present this year’s murder mystery dinner “Murder on the Oriental Rug at Downturn
New water meters, higher water bills cause complaints
Residents of the Glasco Water District who believe their water bills are too high should contact Andy McBride at the
Town mulls striking affordable housing mandate
The Town Board plans to hold hearings on a revision to the 2009 zoning law that would do away with
Highland High School Model UN Team earns commendations at Boston event
If the Model United Nations conference held recently in Boston had been the real UN, the delegation from Highland High
Boys’ State candidates named
This year’s candidates for the American Legion’s New York Boys’ State Program are Nicholas Skalla, son of Dennis Skalla and
Morse students use science to snare leprechauns
[portfolio_slideshow id=5258] Using recycled materials and enough imagination to fill a pot o’ gold, Grade 4 students at Grant