Saugerties village ponders easing ban on winter parking
Village of Saugerties officials and local police will be backing off strict enforcement of the winter parking rules, which prohibits
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Residents voice support for Zero Place, a four-story development in New Paltz village
Despite the fact that a public hearing has yet to be scheduled, village residents have been taking advantage of their
GOP has slight enrollment edge in 19th Congressional District
The race in our 19th Congressional District, where Democrat Zephyr Teachout and Republican John Faso are vying for the seat
Sanders, stumping for Teachout, calls local house race ‘one of the most important in nation’
Bernie Sanders showed up in New Paltz Friday morning in an effort to funnel some of the energy from his
False alarm: Bomb threat called into Woodstock golf course cleared
Woodstock’s first bomb threat since the late 1990s was called in to the Creekside Grill at the Woodstock Golf Club
State orders in-depth review for Pilgrim Pipeline
The 170-mile Pilgrim Pipeline, which passes through the Hudson Valley on its route from Albany to Linden, NJ, will face
Meet Kingston’s new DPW boss
A former City of Poughkeepsie employee will take over as Kingston’s superintendent of public works. Mayor Steve Noble announced Monday
Fewer bus stops could put kids at risk, says Lloyd highway sup
There’s been a reduction in school bus stops in the Highland school district this year, a cost-saving measure also touted
Do school board retreats violate open government laws?
The Saugerties school board held a retreat earlier this month. Board president Robert Thomann said the session was not a
New $133.6 million hospital plan would build new tower, medical ‘mall’ in Kingston
HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley officials say they plan to use increased financial muscle stemming from a new partnership with