Gardiner officials invite public input on Riverside Trust property tax assessment challenge
If a certain well-known local landowner gets his way in court regarding the assessed value of his property, New Paltz
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New Paltz Village board considers major parking amendments
New Paltz village trustees are considering a major amendment to the law governing parking in the village. At the October
Six easy pieces
Every autumn holiday brings to the Hudson Valley a swarm of upwardly mobile creative visitors of every level of success.
Family Court Candidate Forum tonight
The public is encouraged to attend a candidate forum sponsored by the Saugerties League of Women Voters on Tuesday, Oct.
Hugh Reynolds: Gibson and Eldridge, face to face
Raucous groups of partisans emitted whoops, yells and hisses at the first public face-off between Congressional candidates Chris Gibson and
Saugerties noise problem not resolving itself
Town officials say they’re still working on drafting a noise ordinance, but admit they’d hoped the neighborhood dispute that brought
A tour of the school facilities in Highland reveals work to be done (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=8306] Photos by Lauren Thomas Voters in Highland on Tuesday, October 28 will choose whether or not to
Slugfest in Lake Katrine
Onstage before a partisan-packed standing-room-only crowd, Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and challenger Sean Eldridge traded some of the fiercest barbs
House candidates pull no punches in raucous second debate
Onstage before a partisan-packed standing-room-only crowd, Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and challenger Sean Eldridge traded some of the fiercest barbs
Modular offices for mold-sickened New Paltz town employees headed for Clearwater Road
Town of New Paltz municipal employees have been looking for offices for sale, and should finally be able to relocate