Interviews with School Board candidates
On May 20, voters will decide the fate of the $57.4 million spending plan and select four candidates for six
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In speech, mayor recaps successes, foresees more to come
Mayor Shayne Gallo sounded many familiar notes Monday, April 28 in a nearly two-hour speech billed as a “state of
Saugerties police get license plate readers
Saugerties police will be adding a new tool to their crime-fighting arsenal in the coming weeks when they install two
The Postage Inn celebrates 26 years of service
On the drive between New Paltz and Rosendale, there sits a landmark known as The Postage Inn. What drivers might
Hugh Reynolds: Freedom of Assembly
I suppose the good news for Assemblyman Kevin Cahill is that potential opponents so far have only one issue on
Something there is that doesn’t love a wall
On my way to the Saugerties Fish and Gun Club, I travel five different roads, about 12 miles. I pass
New Paltz shooting leaves one dead and one injured, suspect arrested
New Paltz is still reeling after a fatal shooting occurred at Murphy’s Restaurant & Pub early Easter morning, which left
Wood boilers legal… for now
Concern over emissions from wood-burning boilers and stoves is driving proposed new regulations by the EPA and neighborly disputes right
Destination unknown: Town wrestles with what to do with the town hall
The future of the Town of Ulster’s town hall is still unclear, though town officials and a committee appointed earlier
Affordable housing on North St. unopposed
No one turned out for the April 9 village Planning Board public hearing for the 42-unit Country Meadows senior and