Newcomers flock to fill vacant New Paltz School Board seats
In a year when familiar faces decided not to run for re-election, three hopeful newcomers will try to win two
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Takeover will mean higher electric rates, say critics
The proposed $1.5-billion purchase of Central Hudson Energy Group by Fortis, Inc., a Canadian-based holding company, doesn’t have too many
Mohonk Consultations honors Paul Huth with Distinguished Environmental Achievement Award
The longer I live the more my mind dwells upon the beauty and wonder of the world…I have loved the
Pterodactyl made from recycled materials soars aloft in Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
What with bomb threats, lockouts and the like, the Rondout Valley Central School District has been having a bit of
Hugh Reynolds: Revolving doors on Broadway
As with most operations, hired help comes and goes through government. Some hang in there for 20, 30, 40 years.
Wilber will run
Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber has confirmed that he will seek a new two-year term in the fall election, with an
No contest for School Board
Woody Allen said 80 percent of success is showing up. For this year’s School Board election, it was everything. Just
Filling the holes with partnerships
It’s no secret that the long recession has created challenges for social service organizations. State budget cuts and other repercussions
Enter the Dragon
The debate over the proposed demolition of a 19th-century mansion on the village’s southside heights has pitted communitarian preservationists against
New Paltz Village Board votes to make mayor’s position part-time; West threatens to resign
Routine budget talks in the Village of New Paltz quickly devolved into a heated conversation on April 17, when discussion