New Paltz residents weigh in on Thruway area development
With two large projects on pause, Paltzonians gathered to discuss what sort of development they’d like to see in the town’s gateway.
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Saugerties students take home awards in dating violence video contest
Student filmmakers in several Ulster County schools submitted short films promoting awareness of unhealthy or abusive relationships.
Two fugitives on the loose in the Hudson Valley
State Police are asking for information to locate two individuals from Tennessee wanted for kidnapping and attempted murder.
Kingston’s top two
Pike, Liu lead this year’s legion of KHS grads.
Woodstock continues work on its master plan
Where are we now? That’s the main question a Woodstock Comprehensive Plan committee is trying to answer as it works with a consultant, Behan Planning & Design, on a plan to address the town’s needs for the long term.
Cops seek clues in Midtown Kingston shooting
Kingston police are looking for a suspect or suspects in June 16 shooting on a Midtown street that left a man wounded.
Saugerties parks to get upgrades
The basketball courts at Mount Marion park and the Lions Club park are in line for attention, with funding coming through donations.
New Paltz school superintendent to retire, then resume work with salary plus pension
Maria Rice will retire June 28, and return to work June 30. She said the arrangement would save taxpayer money.
Town of Ulster hopes state will allow lower speed limits
Officials in the Town of Ulster are hoping the state Department of Transportation will agree to a request that vehicles on three roads — Brabrant Road, Barbarossa Lane and Wiedy Road — be officially limited to speeds of 30 mph.
Lloyd Town Board discusses license for motels/hotels to house registered sex offenders
Supervisor Paul Hansut, a retired police officer, said that the “creepiest part of my whole job was chasing these people around.”