Local tavern P&G’s a focal point of New Paltz history
People waiting for a pint at the bar at P&G’s Restaurant might not know exactly how much history the building
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A work in progress
In the three years of New York’s state government’s ambitious Consolidated Funding Applications (CFA) process, $18 million in state grants
With GOP’s help, John Parete is elected county legislature chair
With unanimous support from Republican legislators, Democrat John Parete of Olive was elected the 13th chairman of the Ulster County
A new year finds four new local businesses thriving
Putting that new calendar up on the wall Jan. 1 is always a good feeling: what could be better than
Gardiner: Looking back and looking ahead
In 2013, the quaint Town of Gardiner saw a major project come to fruition, increased attendance at its signature community
Highland: The year in review and looking forward
The Town of Lloyd crossed several things off its to-do list in 2013, including the rezoning of the Gateway Hamlet
Frank Cardinale letter: Voters’ will being subverted by GOP
As the chairman of the Democratic Party of Ulster County I am extremely concerned that the will of the voters
Rosendale: Looking back on 2013
The biggest news story in Rosendale this past year was unquestionably also the town’s longest-running controversy, brought close to final
Cornell Street Studios: vintage, and then some
What’s old is new, and what’s vintage is at Midtown’s Cornell Street Studios. Twenty-eight-year-old Renee Darmstadt repurposed the 5,000 square
Here’s the snow emergency plan
We’ve just received the snow emergency removal plan submitted by DPW Superintendent Michael Schupp. Be advised – Because this is