Saugerties BOE president seeks a changed culture and ‘a more harmonious place to work’
Though the lazy days of summer are upon us and local kids are enjoying time away from the classroom, the
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New Paltz village, town officials sued over water district 5
Residents of Plains Road in New Paltz have filed a lawsuit to stop the creation of town water district 5
Stimuli of July — Provoking images in city’s galleries
“Residual Tilt,” the exhibition of Paul Evans’ small oil paintings on panel currently on view at One Mile Gallery, 475
Saugerties teachers help with educating Haitian children
Last week, a handful of educators from the Saugerties Central School District returned from a visit to Haiti. Organized through
Station bar opens at old train depot
What is now the Station Bar & Curio began its life in 1900 as the Brown’s Station building for the
HV Mall foreclosure
The other shoe has dropped at the financially troubled Hudson Valley Mall on Ulster Avenue. Its $49.4-million mortgage has been
New Paltz Village Planning Board members discuss traffic and parking for Zero Place
New Paltz Village Planning Board members focused on the parking and traffic aspects of the Zero Place development for much
Saugerties sidewalk project delayed
A project to replace much of the cracked and broken bluestone sections of sidewalk along a portion of Main and Partition
Mayor names new ethics board to hear DiFalco’s complaint
Just two months after he dissolved the city’s ethics board, Mayor Steve Noble said he will reconvene the committee —
Loose ends: What’s required to move forward with ten long-standing projects in New Paltz?
There have been many projects proposed at various planning and municipal board meetings in New Paltz, and not all of