Some prime commercial properties in Gardiner languish on slow real estate market
[portfolio_slideshow id=7905] Photos by Lauren Thomas What’s going on with real estate in Gardiner — specifically, regarding large buildings
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New Paltz’s chicken law could see amendment
At last week’s meeting, New Paltz Village Board members voted 4-1 to hold a public hearing on amending the backyard
Hugh Reynolds: A lack of sufficient ink
There’s already much hand-wringing, finger-pointing and abject denials in the wake of Susan Zimet’s nominating petitions for state Assembly being
Wildberry Lodge resort draws large crowd for scoping session in New Paltz
A project scoping session on Wildberry Lodge — the proposed $75 million indoor water park and resort hotel — drew
Onteora board review ends without superintendent extension
Onteora Central School District Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Spiegel-McGill’s contract expires June 30, 2016, leaving approximately two years left on a
Sound and fury
Dogs. Rock bands. Construction. All can cause annoyance to neighbors. All are within the rights of property owners to enjoy.
Susan Zimet drops out of Assembly race
New Paltz Town Supervisor Susan Zimet announced on Monday that she has given up her Democratic primary challenge to Assemblyman
Wurts Street Bridge to close 7 a.m. Monday, Aug. 4
A historic bridge in downtown Kingston will get a badly needed facelift — and area drivers an unwelcome headache —
This fall’s big race: Incumbent Gibson faces a well-heeled but young (and not-from-here) Eldridge
The local race for Congress pits a relative newcomer to the Hudson Valley with deep pockets and a progressive agenda
Ghost in the shell
I once belonged to a supper club. It started simply enough, a few neighbors getting together once a month to