Massive noncompliance with SAFE Act
In January 2013, as the nation still mourned the Sandy Hook massacre, New York State enacted one of the nation’s
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Vote expected on Saugerties marina project
With the village planning board set to approve a special-use permit for local businessman Tom Struzzieri at its July 12
Overhaul of Wilson State Campground due
The lake at Kenneth L. Wilson State Campground was among the area’s popular swimming spots until aquatic vegetation proliferated, the
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The world has been steadily getting more urbanized. According to the United Nations, the world’s urban population has increased from
Police to air “Saugerties’ Most Wanted” on public access television
Taking its cue from the popular television show America’s Most Wanted, the Saugerties police department will present Saugerties Most Wanted,
New Paltz board members question the need for a moratorium on development in the gateway
The group of citizens pushing for a moratorium on development in the gateway area of the Town of New Paltz
Carle Terrace chicken controversy might bring back husbandry law
The Ulster Town Board will revisit a proposed animal husbandry law after a dispute among neighbors on Carle Terrace was
Learning to cook in the Catskills
On a mountainside in Shady, just outside Woodstock, in a house blessed with a spectacular vista of distant rolling peaks,
Hugh Reynolds: Courting controversy
The Ulster County Legislature may not be the world’s greatest deliberative body, but it has its moments. And it’s all-local.
Developers of Zero Place unveil a new look for zero-net-energy mixed-use building
In response to feedback from neighbors and others, the developers of Zero Place unveiled a new look for the zero-net-energy