Hugh Reynolds: Absolute suits
Ulster’s county comptroller says his authority to audit the finances of any department is, as per the county charter, absolute.
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A summer of construction in village
Village of Saugerties officials have decided to delay an $873,000 business district streetscape improvement project and a portion of a
Walkway Café and Catering Co. in Highland
It’s probably a good thing that Ann Marie Corso and Gerard McCluskey opened their new Walkway Café and Catering Company
Savings were promised and delivered, says mayor
Mayor William Murphy is confident that the $2.28 million proposed 2014-15 spending plan will not include a tax hike. A
Meadowscent will offer “corsage bars” during prom preview parties
Every generation likes to put their own stamp on what they do, and proms are no exception. “When it comes
Man charged with murdering own mother
Kingston police have charged a 53-year-old Kingston man with murdering his mother. According to a release posted on the Kingston
‘Suspicious death’ reported on West Chester Street
The Kingston Police Department is investigating what they’re calling a “suspicious death” at a home Saturday morning on West Chester
Averill and Creen: Top of the class
Shannon Averill has been named valedictorian and Meghan Creen salutatorian of the Saugerties Senior High School Class of 2014. Shannon
Math error nearly derails New Paltz school renovations
A mathematical error nearly sidelined New Paltz Central School District’s proposed $52 million capital project before it got to voters’
New Paltz renews old Tavern Owners Agreement
In the 1990s, New Paltz had a problem. Gang-related crime had become a presence, and a violent stabbing in 1997