New Paltz green lights Zero Place project
The mixed-used building will be located in the village at the corner of North Chestnut and Mulberry St. Forty-six apartments will sit above ground-floor retail shops.
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Woodstock news: Mill Hill Rd. construction this May, noise ordinance discussed
Work is expected to begin soon on a project to revamp drainage and resurface Mill Hill Road from the Landau Grill to just before the Woodstock Playhouse with hopes of completion before the busy summer tourist season.
Saugerties-based beauty business brings Korean techniques to locals
After scoffing at this reporter’s skincare routine of Clearasil and bar soap, the two advised that I use a lavender-scented “pearl cleansing cream” followed by a retinol oil containing carrot and rose elements to treat my acne, and sent me home with written instructions on how to use them.
New Paltz Chamber director Prizzia to resign
Kathy Prizzia is the longest-serving executive director of the New Paltz Chamber. She’s leaving to become the assistant general manager of Rocking Horse Ranch.
Shandaken Museum in Pine Hill needs work
Problems include: uneven front steps, no railing, a tree that needs to be removed, no hot water and no gutters.
Saugerties planners have a busy spring
The agenda for the town planning board’s recent meeting included: a proposed flea market in Glasco, land for a connecting road for emergency access to Riccardi Elementary School, expansion of a mobile home park and a suspiciously ample second garage on Turkey Point Drive.
Saugerties village taxes down
The proposed $2.35-million 2018-2019 Saugerties village budget, which will go into effect at the beginning of June, will continue a eight-year stint of tax-levy decreases, according to mayor Bill Murphy.
Woodstock Library trustees debate replacement timeline
Trustees opted for a new building and to save a small historic portion that currently houses some staff office space. But there’s no design yet. That will come in the fall.
Hutton Brickyards plans, including up to 10 concerts, taking shape
Lessons learned from last year’s concerts have been incorporated.
Rondout Valley’s Tadduni honored as a New York State Middle School Principal of the Year
The award is given to a school administrator “who has set the pace, character and quality of education” for the children in their school and shown commitment to the students, families and staff.