Nature Walk: Home again, home again, jiggety jig
For the last month and a half of my stay at Northeast Center for Rehabilitation and Brain Injury in Lake
News
Phoenicia railway museum expands, applies for floodplain permit
The Empire State Railway Museum (ESRM) in Phoenicia has been cutting down trees in preparation for installing new track near
DOT, city agree and July 4 fireworks are saved
After lobbying from elected officials and a face-to-face meeting with Mayor Steve Noble, the state Department of Transportation has reversed
Apple talk
The Big Apple’s government is considering a $50-million investment to bring a steady supply of local apples to Gothamites. The
No major differences between the two Democratic candidates
“Can’t start a fire without a spark,” sang Bruce Springsteen. Those expecting sparks between Democratic congressional primary candidates Zephyr Teachout
Highland School District will put forth trimmer budget for a vote on June 21
The Highland Central School District’s proposed budget of $41.66 million failed to win voter approval on May 17, leaving the
Saugerties mayor has harsh words for marina project critics
The citizens’ group Friends of Lynch Marina, citing concern about potential noise and traffic, say they do not support HITS
Onteora Board votes to change the mascot
The Onteora District Board of Education voted, by 5-2, to change the Middle/High school mascot name from Indians to Onteora
Moriello Pool in New Paltz will not open until after the start of summer
Moriello Pool won’t be open until after the start of summer, according to New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez, and
No July 4 fireworks? (UPDATE: Fireworks are go!)
UPDATE: At about 10:30 Friday morning, the city posted the following on its Facebook page: “The City of Kingston is