New Paltz Village Planning Board holds off voting on Zero Place’s environmental significance
Concerns continue to mount regarding the four-story mixed use building at the corner of Mulberry and Rt. 32N.
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Hudson Valley man sues Trump for $1 billion, citing “severe emotional distress”
The suits states that Trump’s “words and actions have proven him wholly untruthful and therefore unqualified and incapable of taking an oath of office or honoring an international treaty as President of the United States” and that he does not have “the temperament, knowledge, or political belief to adhere to the principles of the U.S. Constitution.”
UPAC seeks $1.3 million for upgrades to allow year-round operation
“The Midtown arts district is really taking off…We want to be in a position to capitalize on that.”
Saugerties village aims to bring water to last two homes using wells
“These are the only two houses in the village that pay village taxes and don’t have village services. This just doesn’t make any sense.”
Ulster County chocolatier wins best in competition at London’s International Chocolate Awards
Fruition Chocolate of Shokan has taken home the title of Best in Competition at London’s International Chocolate Awards, meaning a local, Catskills-based company has been crowned one of the best chocolate-makers in the world.
Scenic overlook opens adjacent to the Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz
At least one onlooker expressed worry that this would, in fact, become a destination for drinkers, but town police chief Joseph Snyder didn’t seem worried.
Ulster Town Board adopts chicken law, but wishes it didn’t
“Amongst this board there is great consensus that this is an issue between neighbors, and it should be addressed between neighbors.”
Saugerties property taxes up 5.25 percent in proposed budget
A new ambulance contract, along with health and benefits increases for town employees, led to increased costs.
From joy to anguish: Locals’ reactions to Trump win a mixed bag
Kingston-area reactions to Donald Trump’s surprise win ranged from jubilance and hope-filled to despair and dread the morning of the election results.
Later start times, Second Amendment, discussed at Onteora BOE meeting
Policy changes were made, funds were approved for programming, and some questions asked for clarification before Kevin Salem, acting as