Oil trains raise safety, environmental concerns
Volatile crude oil from the Midwest is passing through Saugerties backyards in unsafe railcars. That was the message of an
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Wilmorite sues the Town of New Paltz
Park Point developer Wilmorite has filed an Article 78 lawsuit against the Town of New Paltz, town officials said. It
Healthcare building blocks
The overarching premise for this plan is a belief that Advanced Primary Care (APC), defined as an augmented patient-centered medical
Police to use old candle factory for training
The rehabilitation of the American Candle Factory on Kings Highway continues to take shape, with a shooting range, police training
Affordable housing gets key approval
Village planners voted 3-1 to issue a “negative declaration” on the 42-unit Country Meadows affordable housing project proposed for North
Delisio convicted in Olive on 21 charges of abusing dogs
The jury of five men and one woman who ended up voting to convict 65-year old David Delisio, of Olivebridge,
Gardiner recycling coordinator Wendy Toman delivers glowing report on Transfer Station improvements
Neat news about a messy subject was the order of the day at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on Tuesday,
Onteora’s report card is above average
Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Spiegel-McGill claimed “steady progress” as she presented the 2012/13 Onteora Central School District school report card at
Gibson: Iraqi unity would turn back rebels
Before he entered Congress, Chris Gibson spent 24 years in the U.S. Army, including three high-profile assignments in northern Iraq,
Polyglot pupils receive plaudits
Two Saugerties School District students were feeling très bien recently after learning that they had won a state award for