Zipcars will be available at Poughkeepsie, Beacon and seven other Metro-North Railroad stations in the Hudson Valley so passengers can take a Zipcar from the station and travel to tourist destinations and other locations throughout the region.
While Village of New Paltz residents wrestle over a zoning code that allows 50-foot-tall buildings in some areas, there’s a proposal to stick a 72-foot-tall cell tower on Cherry Hill Road.
A proposal to create 66 units of low-income supported housing at a historic site on Flatbush Avenue will have its first public hearing next week.
Convenient transatlantic air travel comes to the Hudson Valley.
The deadly crash highlighted the existence of railroad crossings off of Kings Highway on Doyle’s Lane and Tissal Road that lack safety gates, warning lights or other safety equipment.
The Ferris Woods proposal in New Paltz is for 60 two-bedroom senior citizen apartments built on 43 acres that would be accessed from the end of Brouck Ferris Boulevard, with an emergency access route running from the back of the nearby car wash on Route 299.
The cost would be $5.75 million.
The status quo will remain the status quo in the village of Saugerties as four individuals have registered for the March 21 election, all of them incumbents.
A former Kingston cop who resigned from the force following a drunken driving conviction is in trouble again, accused of flashing a police badge to avoid a traffic ticket.
Appearing as “Super Yellow Crayon” at last week’s New Paltz Town Board meeting,” resident Lauren Aidan Koehler encouraged town council members to act with civility toward each other and other residents.