Library board chairman says no tear down in the plans
Amid outcry over a proposed $1.5 million annex, the head of the Woodstock Library Board adamantly denied that any plans
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Village asks for help planting shade trees
An inventory of all the street trees in the village of Saugerties was initiated last year by the Saugerties Village
Hurley hears both sides of frack moratorium debate
Is it ‘fearmongering?’ Or is there ‘no downside’ to a fracking moratorium in Hurley”? With reminders that Hurley is a
Olive opposes electricity rezoning
The Olive Town Board issued a pair of resolutions at its March meeting that address impending changes in the electrical
Signs of Spring nature walk
The Esopus Creek Conservancy and John Burroughs Natural History Society are co-sponsoring a free guided nature walk to observe early
Shandaken town hall still tops the list
Despite the frustrations of working within a program still under development, members of Shandaken’s New York Rising Committee officially approved,
Bald eagles a common sight at Saugerties Lighthouse
It was another arctic day on March 1, with temperatures in the low 20s, but that did not deter a
See bald eagles on the Hudson tomorrow
Join the Woodstock Land Conservancy and birding guide Steve Chorvas for a memorable morning walk along the Lighthouse Trail Saturday,
Shandaken resolution calls for railroad with trail
Over 70 people attended the Shandaken town board meeting on February 10, with 22 of them commenting on a resolution
Power Grid Issues forum raises specter of higher electric rates for the mid-Hudson
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 29, alarmed consumers packed the Marbletown Community Center in Stone Ridge hoping to learn more about