Survivors remember the lost at 9/11 memorial gathering in Highland
Hung from the crane of Highland’s Fire Engine #45, a large American flag billowed in the hot evening wind as
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Lloyd Dems nominate Guerriero, Indelicato, Lombardi, Peplow and Klotz
The Lloyd Democratic caucus packed the house at St. Augustine’s Catholic School this past Monday night. The Democratic Committee is
Casino prop’s slanted wording angers opponents
Promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and lowering property taxes. Who could be against that? That seems to be
Green pioneer
For about a decade, Rick Alfandre has had the dream of creating a green, sustainable office on Main Street in
SUNY New Paltz’s Jaklin Levine-Pritzker is a contract major in social change
At age 14, most teenagers are focused on the issues in their own lives — overprotective parents, adjusting to high
SUNY Ulster turns 50, welcomes students to a bigger institution
In the same year that Dwight D. Eisenhower left the White House, voters in Ulster County were asked whether Ulster
Lloyd residents debate future of Highland Public Library
The Highland Public Library Board held its first of three public forums last Thursday night to help determine the future
Some residents say water meter installers took them by surprise
When checking their mailboxes at the tail end of the summer, residents of Barclay Heights and Glasco found postcard-sized notices
Hugh Reynolds: Hein, Cahill and the TV
Ulster County’s summerlong sales-tax controversy between County Executive Mike Hein and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill has made it to Albany television. Cahill
Vandals desecrate Highland Cemetery
In the late-night or early-morning hours of Wednesday, Sept. 5, vandals knocked over approximately 136 tombstones at the Highland Cemetery