Rosendale water main project mostly finished
When it comes to public disgruntlement over the water main replacement project in downtown Rosendale, the dust has settled in more ways than one.
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Rosendale’s draft budget increase five-times the tax cap
“Our town’s in a really bad position.”
GOP congressional candidate Faso supports party ticket, but may not vote for Trump
John Faso says he supports the ticket that was the product of the nomination process, but hasn’t endorsed Donald J. Trump and isn’t sure he’ll vote for him. This hair-splitting might be wise: In the most recent poll, Trump held a five-point lead over Clinton, including an 18-point lead with independent voters across the 11 counties which comprise the 19th Congressional District,
Rupco marks 35 years of providing shelter
Formed as an off shoot of Ulster County Community Action in 1981, Rupco has become a huge force in local housing, affecting the lives of more than 8,000 locally through its assistance programs and directly managing 430 units, many of those in buildings it restored in multi-million-dollar projects.
On cap: Woodstock hits its budget number
“There are no new policies, no big building projects,” Supervisor Jeremy Wilber said of the proposed $7.8 million spending plan, which is an increase of 2 percent.
Saugerties budget expected to exceed tax cap
“We’ve cut every non-essential service that there is.”
Woodstock’s Waterfall Way, Wittenberg project undergo scrutiny
Hardly any audience was on hand as the Woodstock Way proposal for a 24-unit lodging establishment in the center of the hamlet inched forward.
Smorgasburg shuts down early, but promises another season
“If there was one mistake we made this year it was taking our foot off the marketing gas after the overwhelming response on opening day.”
Nunez, acquitted of murder, now faces fraud charges
A Kingston dentist who was acquitted of murder this summer is expected back in court later this month to stand trial on insurance fraud charges.
New Esopus Agricultural Center hosts open house
Want a glimpse into the future of farming in the Hudson Valley? Come to the open house at the Esopus Agricultural Center October 8 and meet some of the farmers, investors and organizers who are creating a new collaborative model designed to keep small-scale farming sustainable for the long term — economically as well as ecologically.