Town and village boards resolve to work together on water, sewer issues
There was both good news and bad news coming out of the joint meeting of New Paltz’s town and village
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Saugerties holds off on anti-pipeline resolution
The Town Board got an earful from opponents of a proposed oil pipeline, but decided against passing a resolution to
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline offers a safer way to transport oil
A complex energy routine currently takes place in the Hudson Valley corridor. Every year, more than three billion gallons of
Embattled Historic Review Board chair resigns
Richard Frisbie, chair of the village’s Historic Preservation Board, resigned his position today. “To be treated as something to be
Facing toward the future
A “robohand” functional prosthetic for a boy with a missing hand. A plastic model of a recording studio designed by
Saugerties’ top spellers
A savvy student from Riccardi Elementary School proved to be the quintessential speller in Saugerties at the District’s annual spelling
State of the City speech set for Thursday, Feb. 5
Mayor Shayne Gallo will deliver his fourth “State of the City” address next week. According to a press release issued
Snow emergency begins in city at 4 p.m.
The City of Kingston’s snow emergency for Winter Storm Juno will begin 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26 and is set
Should Saugerties have a dog park?
As other communities establish dog parks, talk among Saugertiesians routinely turns to the question: Why not here? The issue last
New Paltz School District will put up same $52.9 million bond for a vote on Tuesday, January 27
The same $52.9 million capital improvement bond proposal rejected by voters last October will be put up without revision for