Ice Bros Frozen Treats now open in downtown Highland
A new shop has opened up in downtown Highland, called Ice Bros Frozen Treats. Operated by the Hovling family of Clintondale, it’s now your local source for the Real Thing, Italian-icewise.
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Marketing firm to make video touting Saugerties’ many attractions
If you think Saugerties is worth showcasing, you aren’t alone — CGI Communications, a Rochester-based marketing firm that has filmed “video tours” of municipalities throughout the country approached Saugerties officials to put together a promotional video to be displayed on the town’s website.
New Paltz woman killed after vehicle struck by Porsche fleeing police pursuit
A New Paltz woman who was driving on Rt. 299 yesterday evening died after her vehicle was struck head-on by a vehicle from the opposite direction that was fleeing police pursuit.
Woodstock Library narrows the architect pool
Woodstock Library trustees have chosen three architects who will compete for a contract to design a new $5 million building.
SUNY impact aid is headed to New Paltz
Last week, leaders of the town and village of New Paltz learned that $200,000 in what’s called SUNY impact aid is headed this way. The aid helps defray the costs incurred by the town servicing the college.
Our New Paltz High School correspondent takes her leave of the Class of 2018
New Paltz High School’s Class of 2018 graduated last Friday, so Cameryn Lesko-Jelley’s days of profiling her fellow seniors for the New Paltz Times on a weekly basis are done. But one story remains to be told in these pages: Lesko’s own.
Saugerties village trustees open to revising proposed new parking law
Village trustees are thinking about giving residents without parking options more leeway, after they got feedback at a public hearing on the new proposed parking law.
Neighbors raise traffic, noise concerns over proposed Saugerties resort that includes farm-to-table restaurant and cabins
The public hearing on Tuesday, June 19, was the second on the proposed 82-acre Agawan resort off Glasco Turnpike near the Glasco firehouse. In addition to a 120-seat restaurant and 60 cabins, the facility would have garden areas for growing food for the restaurant, an artists’ studio and possibly a horseback riding stable. A substantial section of the property would be devoted to growing food for the farm-to-table restaurant.
Get ready for detour in Hurley: Rt. 209 closed until September
Historic Hurley is set for a truly historic summer starting this Friday, June 29, when Route 209 traffic from Kingston south into the Rondout Valley towards Ellenville, Port Jervis, and the Delaware River Gap gets rerouted so an aging span across the Esopus Creek near the state trooper barracks gets replaced.
Delgado outlasts six rivals for Democratic line in Congressional race
After an exhausting 17-month slog through a crowded primary field, Antonio Delgado coasted to a decisive election night victory on Tuesday in the Democratic primary for New York’s 19th Congressional District.