Speakers at Saugerties drug forum talk about process of recovery
“Something went awry very, very fast,” said Ann Marie D’Aliso, speaking to an audience of about 100 in the Saugerties
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Gardiner imposes nine-month moratorium on solar farms
Some in the community feel nine months is longer than necessary because the town can take similar language from other towns’ zoning codes. The town supervisor says she hopes to make the necessary revisions to the town’s laws sooner.
New Paltz interfaith environmental group to host home energy fair
An interactive open house will be held in New Paltz this Sunday, September 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. at
Prattsville man’s new keyboard may help some with autism
Computer technology has transformed the lives of many people on the autism spectrum. In particular, the iPad has proven revolutionary
No rattlers on site at Woodstock bridge replacement
We had to find out, and the best way was going to the construction site. The rumor proved to be
Where things stand on the Saugerties water chestnut invasion
The history of the concerted effort to control the spread of the invasive water chestnuts, those pesky plants that mar
Woodstock planners hear about a town in transition
Blowback against the changing character of Woodstock tourism arose full-throated during the town planning board’s continuing public hearing for the
Payback time for TechCity taxes
The lowering of the property tax assessments of a number of parcels at TechCity doesn’t just mean a decrease in
Mohonk’s Trapps Bridge replacement set for spring 2017
Replacement of the Trapps Bridge spanning Route 44/55 in Gardiner is on track for around the beginning of April 2017,
Saugerties village ponders easing ban on winter parking
Village of Saugerties officials and local police will be backing off strict enforcement of the winter parking rules, which prohibits