Nobles win, so does water referendum
Steve Noble’s seemingly improbable rise from an obscure Parks & Rec Department employee to the city’s highest elected office culminated
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The city’s choice: Mayoral hopefuls Noble, Polacco offer different approaches
City voters will elect their second new mayor in four years when Republican Ron Polacco and Democrat Steve Noble face
No charges yet for alleged Route 32 South shooter in New Paltz
The person who was injured during the October 24 standoff at the corner of Route 32 South and Brookside Road
Police: Saugerties woman used ambulance as chauffeur
Cassandra L. Lewis, 28, of Partition St., was arrested and charged with falsely reporting an incident. According to police, Lewis
Saugerties election guide
The Saugerties Times guide to the 2015 election- Links to our coverage of the various races, including articles and opinion.
Joining forces to bring more solar energy to Saugerties
Are you like me, ever so slightly confused by all the clean and renewable energy options? Wind, hydro, solar, geothermal!
Terry Bernardo hopes to unseat Hein as county exec
There may be no more daunting — nor impossible-seeming — electoral task facing county Republicans this year than taking on
West Hurley school bought by non-profit
“We sold West Hurley!” exclaimed Onteora Central School District board of education president Bobbi Schnell after the unanimous decision of
Voter’s guide for New Paltz, Highland, Rosendale and Gardiner
Three candidates are vying to be the next supervisor in the Town of New Paltz. Seeking the two-year post in
Mike Hein: Consummate politician
Spend an hour talking with Mike Hein and just try to find a chink in his political armor. After all,