Woodstock FD could owe $150,000-$350,000 in retroactive pension payments
The Woodstock Fire Department is fighting its own fire in the form of an underfunded retirement program for volunteers.
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Baby wipes the bane of Saugerties sewer plant
Newly developed baby wipes meant for tender bottoms are quickly becoming the bane of wasterwater treatment plant operators. “The main
Sanders, Trump the winners in Ulster
In Ulster County at least, Bernie Sanders scored a landslide win in the Democratic primary for president over Hillary Clinton
Clinton/Sanders race pits progressives against party stalwarts
On the Democratic side, the presidential primary has set the region’s robust grassroots progressive base backing Bernie Sanders against establishment
High turnout expected at April 19 GOP primary vote
Disappointed once by Barack Obama, Clark Bell, Woodstock’s former Republican assemblyman, says that in next Tuesday’s Republican primary he’s going
Clinton-Sanders race pits progressives against party stalwarts
On the Democratic side, the presidential primary has set the region’s robust grassroots progressive base backing Bernie Sanders against establishment
Cities important for local economy’s future
The emerging focus of the economic future of the Hudson Valley seems particularly to involve the role of the region’s
Culinary students from Ulster BOCES win prestigious statewide competition
The next time preparing dinner and getting it all done at the same time seems like a challenge, imagine if
West Hurley Elementary sale falls through
West Hurley Elementary School will soon be back on the market according to school officials, after the buyer announced by
Lloyd Town Board to reconsider PRD zoning
The PRD, or planned residential development, zoning in the Town of Lloyd will be getting another look by Town Board