Obama, Cuomo diss standardized tests, but what does it mean for Kingston?
With the controversy over standardized testing in public schools still at a rolling boil, some national and state politicians are
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Ulster goes for Hein
With all 163 election districts reporting, Democrat Mike Hein had an unofficial lead of 4,462 votes (54.9 percent) over Republican
New Paltz Town Board approves 2016 budget, including supervisor pay cut
The New Paltz Town Board approved a spending plan of approximately $11,350,000 at its October 29 meeting, a 1.13% increase
Saugerties village considers using psychology to slow down speeders
The Village Board continued its discussion on how to slow down speeding motorists on Washington Ave. at its Nov. 2
The election
Like you, we are deeply concerned about the mistake on the Woodstock ballots that became evident during the November 3
Shandaken leans left
Shandaken Democrats were jubilant on Election Night as their candidates swept the council and assessor races. “We feel great!” said
Dems top Woodstock
The Democrats won it all in Woodstock, with voters choosing Jeremy Wilber for supervisor and Jay Wenk and Laura Ricci
New Paltz deputy supervisor confronts former village trustee about missing campaign signs
Halloween isn’t just a day for lavish costumes and plumbing the deepest candy reserves. It can also be a time
Incumbents triumph in Saugerties: Allen, Helsmoortel, Costello and Thornton re-elected
The oft-cited anti-establishment mood of the electorate regarding the 2016 presidential race was nowhere to be seen in last week’s
Hein gets another term as county executive
With all 163 election districts reporting, Democrat Mike Hein had an unofficial lead of 4,462 votes (54.9 percent) over Republican