New water meters, higher water bills cause complaints
Residents of the Glasco Water District who believe their water bills are too high should contact Andy McBride at the
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Tkaczyk: Income-tax-supported education more equitable
The burden of paying for education has shifted increasingly from state to local property taxpayers, creating funding problems for the
Hampton Inn, CVS Pharmacy loom on the horizon in New Paltz
So far, 2014 has been a busy year in terms of development for New Paltz. Not only is there a
Town mulls striking affordable housing mandate
The Town Board plans to hold hearings on a revision to the 2009 zoning law that would do away with
New Paltz officials wowed by Wildberry Lodge proposal
New Paltz Town Board members liked what they heard during a presentation about the proposed $75 million Wildberry Lodge indoor
Hudson Valley Mall’s parental escort policy
It’s Friday night at the Hudson Valley Mall’s food court. There’s a dozen teenagers sprawled out at the tables, laughing,
The healthcare space
It was just a matter of time before the enormous, sprawling American healthcare industry became “the healthcare space,” as it
Village trustees want feedback on landlord law
Village trustees tabled a law requiring out-of-area landlords to have a local representative available should there be problems with their
Highland High School Model UN Team earns commendations at Boston event
If the Model United Nations conference held recently in Boston had been the real UN, the delegation from Highland High
Woodstock listens to electrical ideas
As Central Hudson ratepayers struggle with sky-high bills in this unusually cold winter, Woodstock officials sought advice on how they