James Childs Jr. takes over chair of RUPCO board
The Rev. James B. Childs Jr. has spent two decades trying to knit together diverse communities — from his ongoing
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Hugh Reynolds: The beat goes on
Sometimes role reversal can be revealing. Take the case of County Executive Mike Hein and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill. Please. Hein, a
Boys’ State candidates named
This year’s candidates for the American Legion’s New York Boys’ State Program are Nicholas Skalla, son of Dennis Skalla and
Olive opposes electricity rezoning
The Olive Town Board issued a pair of resolutions at its March meeting that address impending changes in the electrical
Morse students use science to snare leprechauns
[portfolio_slideshow id=5258] Using recycled materials and enough imagination to fill a pot o’ gold, Grade 4 students at Grant
Onteora to save $300,000 on bus contract’s first year
The Onteora District Board of Education approved by unanimous vote a new long term transportation contract that reduces its fees
Gardiner seeks lower speed limit on Route 299 near new campground entrance
With the Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground currently under construction and projected to open to the public this
Signs of Spring nature walk
The Esopus Creek Conservancy and John Burroughs Natural History Society are co-sponsoring a free guided nature walk to observe early
Artist to motorists: Slow down!
Have you seen the moose? If not, you may have seen a new sign posted on Main St., facing the
SUNY New Paltz distinguished Speaker Series
SUNY New Paltz’s Distinguished Speaker Series announces that Ed Carroll, chief operating officer at AMC Networks, will speak on “The