Environmentalists not pleased with Lower Esopus consent order
The good news: Under pressure from lower Esopus Creek stakeholder groups, the consent order on Ashokan Reservoir water releases was
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City, DEC agree to address Lower Esopus turbidity
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced Sept. 26 an agreement with the New York City Department
Family of Woodstock gets Lowes renovation
“It’s a room in our building that gets a lot of multipurpose use. This redo will make our job much
Dems give Stanley a free ride
Now that the Shandaken Democrats have held their August 26 caucus, the way is clear for Rob Stanley to run
St. Gregory’s finds a new interim priest
Feminism, sacred dance, and ecology are among the passions pursued by Reverend Gwyneth Murphy, the new interim priest for St.
In the midst of controversy, new film will look at local railroad history
When West Hurley filmmaker Tobe Carey started making a documentary about local railroads, a year and a half ago, the
Shandaken closes in on Flood Mitigation Plan
The Town of Shandaken is moving closer to approval of the Flood Mitigation Plan that has been in the making
Saving the land, preserving the cairns
Overlook Mountain has long been a symbol of Woodstock, standing guard over the eastern edge of the Catskills, much-painted by
IPA owner wary of proposed regs for former Simulaids buildings
Woodstock town councilman Jay Wenk is trying to get the whole town board to make a field trip to the
Olive woman organizes students against sweatshops
Fourteen students, all from Coxsackie-Athens High School in Greene County, visited Albany in April to meet with legislators and discuss