More transparency needed in public development deals
Public-benefit corporations, which have been around for hundreds of years, have never been so roundly reviled as they are today.
Business
Tom Conrad takes — and holds — the stage at Saugerties Planning Board meeting
The August meeting of the town planning board in Saugerties was practically a one-man show, with surveyor Tom Conrad in
Chapter and verse: Details on the Lynch’s Marina project approval
Members of the village of Saugerties planning board were hard-pressed to remember the last time they’ve added such a level
New dimensions in manufacturing: Lloyd tech company teams with SUNY
Remember Plasmaco? The manufacturer of plasma-display flat screens was supposed to bring an industrial renaissance to the Town of Lloyd?
A marriage of visions
Inside a humid 10,000-square-foot room in a former mattress factory a few blocks inward from the Newburgh waterfront are 28
New Shea O’Brien’s to host opening on Friday
“It’s déjà vu all over again” — as Yogi Berra would say — as the new Shea O’Brien’s opens its
Date set for Stop & Shop-to-Tops transition
The transition from Stop & Shop to Tops Market will take place towards the end of this month, and should
Pizzamaking’s next wave debuts at Twin Star Orchards this Sunday
When a woman is described as Rubenesque, it means that she’s zaftig, curvaceous, pleasingly plump, like the mature females in
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
Physical products
A 3D-printing company on West 24th Street in New York City focused on printing custom shoe insoles prescribed by doctors has