New Paltz needs new water supply before 2016
Drinking water and how to get it has become an urgent issue in New Paltz, which faces a thirsty future
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Nearly $100M in construction to start at SUNY New Paltz in the fall
In terms of construction, SUNY New Paltz is in for some good news: Two projects are finished and New York
Independence Party primary scheduled
Earlier this month, county independence Party chair Len Bernardo announced the party’s nominations for local office. That list didn’t sit
The Phillies Bridge Farm Project calls it quits for 2013
What should have been a bountiful season filled with fresh organic produce and fruit for the Phillies Bridge Farm Project
Mayor Gallo, Diane Reeder differ on benefit concert shutdown
Mayor Shayne Gallo said Friday, Aug. 2 that issues of “legality, liability and fairness” led him to pull the plug
Heidcamp returns to lead Conservative Party
George Heidcamp, formerly one of the most outspoken players on the Saugerties political scene who has been more reserved since
Wallkill River found to have high fecal pollution levels
On the wall in Town Hall in New Paltz are five charts emblazoned with a central scarlet column. Occasionally, but
Food-truck festival seeks new home
A popular monthly food truck festival will likely cease operations at its Rt. 212 location after getting hit with zoning
HealthAlliance decides it can no longer go it alone
After a year of virtual silence about its long-term plans, HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley late last week accepted the
Hugh Reynolds: Elliott Auerbach, you will be opposed
And then there was Linda McDonough, last-minute volunteer on the Republican ticket for county comptroller for the suddenly departed Jim