Ulster County exec wants citizens to testify about Obamacare repeal impacts
“This is a fundamental issue of public health,” said Hein. “We need to be able to make sure there’s clear testimony on the impact of ACA repeal.”
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Town of Ulster debates feral cat problem
If 2016 was the Year of the Chicken in the Town of Ulster, 2017 is shaping up to be the Year of the Cat.
Budget increase for 2017-18 school year in New Paltz capped at 1.2 percent
The two percent tax cap rarely works out to two percent after all the various factors are taken into account.
City of Kingston declares snow emergency (updated Thursday morning)
The snow emergency takes effect 5 a.m. Tuesday.
Winter Storm Stella bears down on Hudson Valley; 18″ of snow expected
One of the largest winter storms in recent years is expected to hit the Hudson Valley Tuesday, with 12-24 inches of snow accumulation and wind gusts of up to 35 mph.
Kingston school district’s report card a mixed picture
Last month, Kingston school officials revealed the district was seeing gains in some key areas of student achievement but coming up short in others.
Lagusta Yearwood and Adele Ruger are the new co-chairs of the New Paltz Town Planning Board
The arrangement was decided upon because neither wanted to assume the position of sole chair.
Amazin’ Melts concocts grilled cheese masterpieces in midtown New Paltz
The effect of cheese on the brain has been compared to opiates. That’s a bit of an exaggeration, but there’s a reason people believed it…
New Paltz CVS vote to come soon, probably
Residents continue to lobby for a stringent review of the proposed CVS/Five Guys development near the Thruway on Rt. 299.
Water and sewer approved for new Saugerties Holiday Inn
Both the town and village of Saugerties officials have signed off on approvals giving water and sewer service to the Holiday Inn Express that will be built off Route 32 near Winston Farm, but village officials believe that eventually the town will have to construct a small sewage treatment plant near the hotel.