Highland Public Library trustees propose site to build new library
The Highland Public Library Board of Trustees held a community forum on Thursday, June 5 at Lloyd Town Hall to
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New Paltz officials and bike/ped committee seek residents’ input on trail plan for Route 299 gateway
On Tuesday, June 3, Town of New Paltz officials and the New Paltz Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee (BPC) hosted a
Plan would fundamentally alter traditional single-teacher elementary classrooms
The Riccardi Elementary School principal and several teachers are excited about “departmentalization,” which would restructure the school to be more
Mohonk Foothills meeting draws standing-room-only crowd in New Paltz
Mohonk Preserve’s Testimonial Gatehouse project drew a standing-room-only crowd to New Paltz Town Hall Monday night. Neighbors, advocates and detractors
Under construction
“Construction’s the biggest sector in the economy,” proclaimed one of the three members of the governance committee of the Ulster
The untouchables
Are non-elected officials deciding our fate? At the local government level the answer is no, they serve at the pleasure
Shandaken Police Chief steps down after 34 years
The Shandaken town board, at its June 2 meeting, accepted the resignation of Police Chief James McGrath after 34 years
Document reveals identity of deputy in April shooting
In the nearly two months since an Ulster County Sheriff’s Deputy shot and wounded an apparently unarmed man following a
Showcase for local artists at Manny’s will feature the work of photographer David Warg in June (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=7566] Photographs by David Warg are on display at Manny’s in New Paltz throughout the month of June.
Village Board revisits poison ivy, sandwich board bans
Sandwich boards and poison ivy don’t have much in common — that is, unless you’re the Village of New Paltz.