Plattekill cockfighting ring shut down by state, feds
One of the largest illegal cockfighting rings in New York State’s history — which involved birds raised on a farm
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The power of math
After years of calculus, statistical analysis and number theory, when the chips were down, Saugerties substitute math teacher Ashley Playford
Mohonk Mountain House expected to reopen on Valentine’s Day following norovirus outbreak
Mohonk Mountain House is expected to reopen this Friday, Feb. 14 after a week of being closed following an outbreak
A primer on angels
New York City is a powerhouse of venture capital funding. According to The MoneyTree Report, companies based in the New
UPDATE – city extends snow emergency
UPDATE – On Saturday, the city announced the snow emergency will be extended to Sunday, Feb. 16 at 7 a.m.
New parking spaces for Lower Partition St.
Saugerties village trustees want to create several new parking spaces on the east side of lower Partition St. to accommodate
Accused killer: Victim was ‘stalking me’
The man accused of gunning down a co-worker at a New York City Department of Environmental Protection facility in Kingston
Village affordable housing project resurfaces
After more than a year without a buyer, the owners of a so-called “shovel ready” site on Kings Highway next
Tavern lore: Barnaby’s building played huge role in New Paltz’s past
Of all the taverns the New Paltz Times has profiled so far, Barnaby’s Steakhouse holds perhaps the deepest and most
The income ladder
What is your income likely to be if you are a 30-year-old person in the mid-Hudson region whose parents had