Tim Rogers enters Village of New Paltz mayoral contest
Election Day for the Village of New Paltz – which happens in May, not November — is fast approaching, and
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Saugerties school sup rails against governor’s state aid gambit
Superintendent Seth Turner’s budget presentation to the Board of Education, usually a staid affair, was full of righteous indignation directed
Saugerties Junior High to stage “Beauty & the Beast”
The Saugerties Junior High School Drama Club will welcome the community to be its guest and put its magic to
Electronic vehicle charging stations unveiled at SUNY New Paltz campus lots
In a move designed to help create a “new car-culture” on campus, SUNY New Paltz has installed six electric vehicle
Remaking the power grid
The last couple of years have seen some changes for electricity consumers in the Hudson Valley — changes not necessarily
Reform and dissent: Locals’ issues with Cuomo’s agenda
Late last month, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration broke with the longstanding tradition of providing school districts across New York State
Beyond anecdotal evidence
As the migration of New York City people to the Hudson Valley has continued — some would say intensified —
Environmental Policy Commission’s post-bag ban wish list includes greener Village Hall, municipal garbage pickup, Wallkill River pollution watch
Whither the Village of New Paltz’s Environmental Policy Commission (EPC), now that its battle to ban the distribution of non-biodegradable
Supervisor rebuts transparency criticism
Supervisor Greg Helsmoortel said the Town Board did nothing wrong when, at its Jan. 21 meeting, it took action on
Bernstein won’t run again; Stanley, Higley uncertain
In Shandaken, terms expire this year for the supervisor, two council members, and the town clerk. Councilman Vin Bernstein has