Wine Village project nears SEQRA review process in Highland
After two years of discussion and review by the Town of Lloyd Planning Board and Town Board, the proposed Wine
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Gardiner GOP nominates Mosher, Mele, Upright, Hinson and Miller
With the exception of the town supervisor seat, the Gardiner Republicans have put up candidates to challenge the Democrats in
Olive Dems set for contested caucus
The Town of Olive is holding what many are saying its hottest electoral event in decades next Thursday, July 11,
New life for long-vacant lot on Kings Highway
Weeds sprout through the cracks in the pavement of the long-vacant parking lot and graffiti coats a derelict warehouse on
Another look southward
Employment in New York City, as is well known, continues to grow like gangbusters. New York City now hosts about
Dragon Inn future uncertain
Dragon Inn owner Ching Ya Wu was expected to move forward with his request for a demolition permit at the
Renovated Rosendale trestle reopens, reconnecting long-sundered Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
“A great day for Rosendale” is how supervisor Jeanne Walsh characterized the grand opening on Saturday, June 29 of
Mayor makes bold Midtown plans, calls on everybody to help
After more than a year of public outreach, number crunching and city hall strategy sessions, Mayor Shayne’s Gallo’s revitalization plan
Heroin surge: Old nemesis finds new users
Police and substance abuse professionals say that heroin, which in recent years has taken a backseat to prescription narcotics as
Open to bold ideas
Like many philanthropists, Charles Dyson (1909-97), founder of the Millbrook-based Dyson Foundation, thought he should give something back. “We were