Rate of state assessment test refusals slowed in Saugerties
Fewer students in the Saugerties Central School District opted out of state assessments this year than in 2015, a trend
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Two-month delay for Smorgasburg
If you’ve spent the past few months anticipating the arrival of Smorgasburg, an open-air flea and food market at the
New Paltz Mock Trial Team wins countywide championship
The prosecution says exigent circumstances in the drug bust justified a warrantless search. The presence of nearby children in possible
Saugerties village asks for money, volunteers for feral cat problem
Saugerties village trustees are looking to bring back the catch-spay/neuter, release program in order to reduce the number of feral
Two incumbent Highland BOE candidates run for two seats on ballot
Highland voters on May 17 will be asked to approve two incumbents — Susan Gilmore and Thomas Miller — running
Onteora students want to replace controversial mascot
Student representative Raegan Loheide updated the Onteora District Board of Education on how High School student government has addressed a
Sign ordinance in the Town of New Paltz is outdated
Signage for businesses is changing as fast as technology, but the ordinance that regulates how they’re used in the Town
Council members digesting sales tax deal
One week after County Executive Mike Hein and Kingston Mayor Steve Noble announced a deal for a new five-year sales
Police: Saugerties teen shot handgun during money dispute
Saugerties Police responded to a 911 call last night at around 9:30 p.m. reporting a person with a gun chasing another
Push for the Pledge persists in New Paltz
At last week’s New Paltz Town Board meeting, members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post spoke in favor