Onteora board approves no tax increase budget to send to voters
The Onteora Central School District Board of Education adopted its 2014/15 recommended budget at its April 8 meeting in the
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State to install pedestrian signage at Main & Partition
After numerous close calls and one death, New York State has decided the intersection at Partition and Main needs “walk”
OSI closes on easement permanently protecting Hess Farm
On Friday, March 28, an eight-year marathon effort to preserve a scenic 74-acre family farm on Sand Hill Road in
Opting out of Common Core tests
This past week marked the beginning of Common Core state testing, the first set of standardized tests since the implementation
Highland Landing Park; gondola project still in the works
The bundle of pilings that fell over recently on the side of the dock at Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park
Library board chairman says no tear down in the plans
Amid outcry over a proposed $1.5 million annex, the head of the Woodstock Library Board adamantly denied that any plans
Parents, students protest Common Core with exam opt-outs
Last week, students and parents in New Paltz and Highland protested what they see as excessive standardized testing under the
A different direction
“Media changes very fast these days, and nothing changes faster than digital,” read an April 2 blog from John Paton,
Park Point gets IDA tax break
The Ulster County Industrial Development Agency has unanimously approved a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) schedule for a developer
Helping students find their place
The transition from elementary school to junior high school can be daunting for many students. These adolescents are faced with