New Paltz mayor proposes eliminating free parking on Sundays
The change is meant to head off future budget shortfalls.
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SUNY New Paltz removes trees to expand parking
The neighbors in the Cherry Hill community are concerned about the leveling of trees by the college that has suddenly taken place between Route 32 and Howard Street in order to build a college parking lot.
Onteora won’t punish students for walkout protesting gun violence
The BOE president praised the student organization of the March 14 walkout. “I’m not trying to be political about this, but I will say that they’ve done an incredible job at recognizing their own differences of opinions,” said Kevin Salem.
Catskill doctor charged writing illegal opioid prescriptions
Myra Mabry, 48, a doctor of osteopathic medicine residing in Catskill, was arrested today and charged with distributing controlled substances outside the course of professional practice and for no legitimate medical purpose.
Reilly pleads guilty to reduced misdemeanor charge
Henry Reilly, the 23-year-old Saugerties man charged with the federal crime of making a terroristic threat March 1, pled guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge of falsely reporting an incident in Woodstock Town Court Thursday afternoon, March 8.
Power restored for 95 percent of customers affected by storm
Electric service has been restored to nearly 95 percent of customers affected by Wednesday’s winter storm, as crews from Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. and mutual aid forces continue to repair damage caused by fallen trees and limbs.
Kingston High School students will join March 14 walkout
“The significance of that is that they are realizing they can step up and make a difference and aren’t leaving it to other people,” said the superintendent.
New Paltz considers rainbow-colored crosswalk
The crosswalk would be located between Hasbrouck and Peace parks.
Body of missing Saugerties man found in Esopus Creek
Police believe it may have been a case of accidental drowning.
Central Hudson: 22k still without power
Crews of Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp., assisted by mutual aid line and tree workers from outside the region, tackled fallen trees, downed limbs and broken poles today to clear roads and restore power to customers affected by Wednesday’s winter storm.