County seeks sales-tax givebacks from city, town
With a little more than a month until a revenue-sharing agreement is set to expire, a county lawmaker, with the
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Accent Financial Group celebrates 25 years of doing business in Highland with an open house
One doesn’t usually think of a conversation with insurance agents and financial planners as fun. But Ralph Smith and Larry
Two BMWs crash in Saugerties
Saugerties police are investigating a Jan. 23 accident on Pine Ln. According to police, a 2010 BMW driven by Cody
Free biodiversity lectures return to UCCC and SUNY-New Paltz this February
It’s that time of year that makes even outdoorsy types turn indoorsy. It’s too cold to hike comfortably, but not
Rosendale and New Paltz oppose Pilgrim Pipelines
The route of the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines is “planned to go right under Perrine’s Bridge, which is the second-oldest pedestrian
State aid for schools up 1.62 percent
Like their colleagues across New York, Saugerties school officials listened intently to governor Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State last
VOICETheater attacks bullying problem
The problem of bullying — in person and by computer — has been identified as contributing to problems from drug
New federal status opens world of connections for cops battling heroin
Local law enforcement officials say Ulster County’s new designation as a “High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area” will give them new
Onteora board hears the state aid news
Onteora Central School District Interim Assistant Superintendent for Business Don Gottlieb presented newly released State Aid numbers for the 2016/17
Rotron leaving Saugerties
Ametek Rotron, once one of Saugerties’ biggest blue-collar employers, will be shuttering its North Street plant in June. Its 19