Saugerties police department brings in nearly $200k in revenue
Police departments were never intended to generate revenue, but times have changed, says Saugerties Chief Joseph Sinagra. Federal and
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Pilgrim Pipeline opposition meeting in Saugerties
A public meeting organized to rally opposition to the oil pipeline proposed by Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings, LLC, to carry fracked crude
Bringing out-of-state businesses to New York a win, UCCC’s Katt says
The Nutmeg State’s loss is the Town of Ulster’s gain as two of the 13 businesses given state tax incentives
Olive’s 2015 agenda
Flood mitigation is high on the priority list for 2015 in the Town of Olive, along with upgrading town infrastructure,
Schneiderman vs. the sheriff
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s civil rights chief has come out against a policy requiring visitors to the county’s
Village trash pickup too early, say trustees
A rumbling diesel truck pulls up to the curb, the air brakes squeal, the sound of trash bins being hoisted
New Paltz Town Board members defend their decision to not reappoint Tim Rogers to the Planning Board
He wasn’t in the room, and elected officials tried to avoid even using his name, but Tim Rogers drove a
Income inequality in Ulster County
“This is not the type of thing which a democratic society, a capitalist democratic society, can really accept without addressing.”
Carl Zatz weighs in on 2014 in Gardiner and looks toward 2015
The year 2014 saw the Town of Gardiner resolve its tax disputes over a famous actor’s property and its former
Gibson bowing out after this term
Dropping an unexpected political bomb on the Hudson Valley, U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, who won re-election last November by about 30