Rosendale hires engineer, seeks grant funding to replace Town Pool
At its meeting on Wednesday, July 10, the Rosendale Town Board voted unanimously to accept a bid of $39,000 from
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Woodstock resists cable TV plan
In response to recent pleas from a local public access television producer, the Woodstock Town Board has stated its formal
Mayor says smoking ban would require hundreds of supporters
Pack prices have doubled in the last decade. Nearly all public buildings and businesses are smoke-free, as are Saugerties parks.
Hugh Reynolds: Hail to the ex-chief
Call it the end of an era or at least the end of a really long career. Former Daily Freeman
Rozzelle easily takes Olive Democratic supervisor nomination
Berndt Leifeld’s 38 years as the top force in Olive politics, came to a filled-room close as the two decade
Getting there: the community college transition
We laugh when Garrison Keillor tells us that all the children in his hometown of Lake Woebegon are above average.
Helsmoortel gets potentially decisive Independence nomination
Handwritten ballots. Speeches. Sweaty summer nights at the senior center. That’s how we got the Democratic and Republican candidates for
Courthouse rally seeks justice for Trayvon
There were many different kinds of speakers at Wednesday evening’s rally at the steps of the county courthouse: black, white,
Saugerties car in creek
That’s one way to cool off. Police said Taylor Barizone, 18, of Saugerties, lost control of her vehicle on Blue
Quigley drops comptroller bid, says he won’t re-up as Ulster town supervisor
Barely six weeks after being nominated by Republicans, Town of Ulster Supervisor James Quigley has withdrawn as a candidate for