Gun-shooting law amendment likely to be revised
A proposal to amend city law to allow a shooting range to operate in a former medical practice on Prince
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State Budget zeros out Catskill Park funds
An effort begun in 2013 by the Catskill Park Coalition to enact a broad, long term campaign to advocate for
No contest for school board races in New Paltz and Highland
The New Paltz Central School District will ask voters on May 17 to approve a $57 million budget for the
Woodstock FD could owe $ in retroactive pensions
The Woodstock Fire Department is fighting its own fire in the form of an underfunded retirement program for volunteers that
State comptroller’s office continues to review sales tax deal
Mayor Steve Noble said this week that he expected a new sales tax revenue-sharing agreement between Kingston and Ulster County
No parking ticket quotas despite higher revenue projections, says police chief
Saugerties police chief Joseph Sinagra insists that his officers will not start cracking down on overtime parking and issuing more
CCMR abandons lawsuit against county
Three years of often acrimonious and expensive legal haggling came to an end Tuesday with an agreement announced by Ulster
Heidcamp not seeking reelection to Saugerties School Board
Five candidates for three open seats on the Saugerties school board submitted petitions by Monday’s deadline, with former board president
Illegal pigs upset neighbors in Saugerties village
Two Burt Street residents concerned about an adjacent property beginning to look like a barnyard with pigs and rabbits asked
The state of the planned Rt. 28 rail & trail corridor
Hopes and challenges abound amidst Ulster County’s ambitious plans to transform the county-owned Ulster & Delaware railroad tracks into a