Mohonk Consultations confers 2012 Distinguished Environmental Award on Rik Flynn
While many have heard of the federal volunteer program AmeriCorps, few have heard of the work being done on a
General News
Will Hurley’s denial kill the Scenic Byway?
On Monday evening, June 25, the Hurley Town Board voted 3-1, not to participate any further in an ongoing application
Poll: Don’t rush fracking, say 7 out of 10 in state
More than seven out of 10 New York state voters (72 percent) think that Governor Cuomo should “wait for all
On the rocks: High up, above the Hudson River
It’s summer at last, and time to get out and do things. We are fortunate to live in such a
Indian delegation visits Saugerties for trash tips
Their journey took them across the United States to attend conferences, see government in action and finally, to look at
Mohonk Preserve holds first BioBlitz
On Sunday, June 3, Mohonk Preserve hosted its first BioBlitz at the Mohonk Preserve Foothills in New Paltz. A BioBlitz
Shandaken mulls response to DEP’s sewer flush
Shandaken supervisor Rob Stanley expressed disappointment with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), not only for pulling
City wants millions for AVR promenade
On May 15, the Kingston Common Council’s Laws and Rules Committee unanimously passed a resolution to file a $2.5 million
City pulls the plug on Phoenicia sewer
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has withdrawn its participation in the proposed Phoenicia sewer project, rejecting
Out of the loop on Ashokan releases
Recently the state DEC fined New York City’s Department of Environmental Protection $1.55 million for releases of turbid water from