Kingston School District HQ move: It’s complicated
School officials last week discussed plans for moving the Kingston City School District’s administrative headquarters to the former Frank L.
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A new restaurant rises on Main St. in New Paltz
After months of no visible action, steel girders are now poking above the construction barriers at 51 Main Street, where
Sewer lines collapsing in Saugerties
Even though Main Street residents near Cahill Elementary School did not lose sewer service when a line collapsed recently, Mike
Congressional candidates Teachout and Faso prepare for debates
Republican John Faso and Democrat Zephyr Teachout, candidates for New York’s 19th Congressional District seat, will face off in a
Proposed anchorages could unleash flood of petroleum shipping on Hudson
Starting in 2011, crude oil fracked from the Bakken Formation in North Dakota began to be transported by rail to
Life on the urban fringe
Employment in New York City has increased by 633,800 jobs in the past six years, according to the state July
Investment in real estate could change game for Midtown
Now that Uptown and the Rondout are enjoying something close to booming times, could it be, at last, Midtown’s turn?
Woodstock library budget passes; Daniels tops trustees vote
Woodstock voters overwhelmingly passed the proposed Woodstock Library budget for the coming fiscal year, calling for a spending plan of
Capital project at New Paltz schools proceeding on schedule
According to Rick Linden, assistant superintendent for business in the New Paltz school district, the capital-project work being done at
Neighbors file suit over approval of Saugerties marina project
Ink on the Village of Saugerties’ planning board’s approval for Struzzieri Properties Inc.’s plans for the former Lynch’s Marina had