Price increase, time decrease prompts temporary bagging of New Paltz parking meters
The red bags covering many of the parking meters in downtown New Paltz might have local residents and tourists alike
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Saugerties political bosses spar over civility pledge
The 2013 election season is already shaping up to be the most exciting in recent memory. In Saugerties, a lot
Slideshow: First day of school in Saugerties
[portfolio_slideshow id=4017] Today, Wednesday, Sept. 4, was the first day of school. As they do every year, much of the
Everyone loves Molly. Or do they?
Molly is so sweet. Wholesome. Clean. Untainted. She’s the girl next door whose very name implies purity and parental approval.
Saugerties students return to school tomorrow
A new school year brings with it the excitement and fear associated with any big change. There is the anticipation
UPDATED: Congressman Gibson says he’ll vote no on Syria attack
U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, in an interview Tuesday, Sept. 3, stuck by his Aug. 31 statement saying he will vote
K-9 grads
While many in Ulster County are familiar with K-9 officers visiting schools, community events and other venues to demonstrate their
Village of New Paltz moves forward with Peace Park stream daylighting project
The Village of New Paltz has gone out to bid for its stream daylighting project. This project proposes to unearth
Hugh Reynolds: Who shot the sheriff?
On my recent backyard vacation I read that Ulster County Legislature Minority Leader Dave Donaldson had taken extreme umbrage at
Dems give Stanley a free ride
Now that the Shandaken Democrats have held their August 26 caucus, the way is clear for Rob Stanley to run