Looking ahead to 2016 in Lloyd
Paul Hansut will be sworn in for his third term as Lloyd town supervisor on January 6, in a ceremony
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Collaboration key in 2016 says New Paltz mayor Tim Rogers
As New Paltz Mayor Tim Rogers sees it, virtually everything he’d like to see accomplished in 2016 depends upon working
Teaching ‘Athletic Arts’
In a town that’s anything but conventional, it only makes sense that the Woodstock area should play host to an
Solar: Buy, lease — or forget the whole thing?
It was hard to imagine a few short years ago. Here in upstate New York, where it’s cloudy half the
New Paltz’s next town supervisor Neil Bettez anticipates full plate
Neil Bettez will take the office of New Paltz town supervisor on January 1, and with it he will achieve
A hero’s goodbye for fallen Saugerties fire fighter
They stood, three-deep, along Lafayette St., wearing their dress blues, their thin white cotton gloves and somber expressions. They were
Mayor-elect Steve Noble doing a lot of listening as he prepares for new job
Monkey Joe’s might seem like an odd venue for plotting a transition to power over the first capital of New
Saugerties approves 80-unit Glasco apartment complex
In its first incarnation, the multiple-family housing development proposed for Rt. 32 in Glasco consisted of townhouse units to be
Charles Ferri aims to bring ‘destination distillery’ to Esopus
The way he tells it, Charles Ferri had always wanted to get back to the Hudson Valley and set up
Saugerties police chief decides to adopt body cameras for 2016
The police department’s boots-on-the-ground beta testing of body cameras is over. The department is set to become Ulster County’s second