Comptroller criticizes Saugerties Justice Court bookkeeping
The state Comptroller’s office has criticized the town’s justice court for what amounts to sloppy bookkeeping. The justices responded to
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Marryshow guilty
A Woodstock man who spent four years on the run from police will likely spend far more than that behind bars.
Jeff Logan harassment charge to be dismissed
New Paltz deputy town supervisor Jeff Logan is unlikely to suffer any penalty for allegedly whispering a profanity-laced tirade into
Saugerties votes ‘no confidence’ on oil pipeline
In what looked like a final kiss-off to the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, the Town Board passed a “no confidence” resolution
Saugerties High School graduation Saturday, June 27
This year’s ceremony will be held Saturday, June 27 at 10 a.m. at the High School on Washington Ave. In case of
Minew, Lopez (and maybe Aiello) seek to unseat Allen in legislature
Three definites and a wild card. The race for Democrat Chris Allen’s District 2 seat on the County Legislature has
City’s comprehensive plan takes giant step toward adoption
Jim Noble has a style for dealing with a group of people who talk a lot and have a lot
Esopus Supervisor John Coutant has passed
Details are not yet available, but here’s a statement this morning from County Executive Mike Hein: “It is with deep
Saugerties Cons, GOP team up against “radical left-wing” agenda
Two years ago, there were no more bitter enemies in Saugerties politics than Republican Chairman Joe Roberti Jr. and Conservative
Worried Prospect Street residents bring bus station woes to new mayor, Village Board
New Paltz’s newly configured Village Board held its first meeting on June 10, picking its way through a long agenda