Police: Dutchess County man stabbed landlord
According to police, the tenant stabbed his landlord several times with a kitchen knife. Both were taken to the Vassar Brothers Hospital in stable condition, neither with serious injuries.
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Shandaken supervisor Stanley looks to infrastructure in 2018
‘If you went through the [zoning] code, you could probably find something about stagecoaches…’
Highland woman killed in Shandaken bus crash
A 74-year-old Highland woman was killed Monday, Jan. 8 in Shandaken when she lost control of her vehicle on a snow-covered roadway and struck a county bus.
Woodstock supervisor lays out the challenges of 2018
Rising costs, tax caps and short-term rentals are just some of the hurdles Bill McKenna faces as he begins his first elected term as supervisor.
Town of Lloyd supervisor Paul Hansut looking forward to breaking new ground in 2018
Connecting the Hudson Valley Rail Trail with the rest of the county system will get closer to reality in 2018, with construction beginning on a phase to extend the trail. The much-promised straightening of the Tillson Avenue intersection could start, as well. Repairing and adding to sidewalks in the hamlet might also be in the cards.
Kingston mayor’s State of the City speech is Tuesday
Mayor Steve Noble will deliver his third State of the City address on Tuesday, Jan. 9 when the Common Council convenes for its first meeting of 2018.
Heppner the Whip
District 23 County Legislator Jonathan Heppner was chosen by the Democratic legislative caucus at Minority Whip, one of two leadership positions available at a party meeting in late December.
Saugerties saw mill divides neighbors
While many neighbors have complained about the sawmill, others describe the Weeks family as good neighbors. They said they had benefited by having the mill nearby.
Saugerties officials have ambitious plans for 2018
A new town council, a solar farm, projects to improve energy efficiency and cut costs, more reliable Internet and new safety measures are all in the cards for Saugerties in 2018, according to local officials.
Stone Wave Yoga in Gardiner offers wellness, art and yoga in a community-oriented environment
“Come as you are” is the governing spirit at Stone Wave Yoga, conceived of as a community space welcoming to all. The wellness, art and yoga center on Route 44/55 in Gardiner has been open since June under the auspices of artist and yoga instructor Liz Glover Wilson and landscape designer and topiary artist Keith Buesing.