Quigley quits as Ulster town supervisor, then unquits
Don’t be surprised if Ulster Town Hall denizens are humming Elvis’s Flip, Flop and Fly this week after Town Supervisor
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Meet the school board candidates
A meet the candidates night will be held for the School Board election Thursday, April 30 at 7 p.m. at
More surveillance devices to be installed in Saugerties village
A camera and two license plate readers will be installed in the village in the coming weeks. The camera will
Jaywalking laws to be enforced
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said his officers will soon be enforcing all pedestrian laws — including jaywalking, walking on the
SUNY New Paltz Neanderthal Project seeks ancient answers
A man with a pronounced forehead stands before you, holding a makeshift bludgeon. He’s slouched, muscular and a little crude. Uncouth
Video: Saugerties superintendent, trustees talk testing
The April 14 School Board meeting included several discussions and speeches on the issue of state-mandated tests. The full video
Residents meet to discuss the formation of a Fire District in New Paltz
Based on the questions that were asked at the April 14 informational meeting, residents of New Paltz may be receptive
Common Core: Wave of refusal
Sixty-one percent. Forty-three percent. Fifty-three percent. Last week, numbers flew all over social media, reporting the percentage of public school
Olive progresses in flood mitigation
Olive town supervisor Sylvia Rozzelle is almost giddy with the progress being made now with her town’s eternal flood problems.
Mayor sticks to his guns regarding anti-Noble memo
Mayor Shayne Gallo said this week that memo he sent describing programs run by Family of Woodstock at a Midtown