Saugerties urged to acquire 165-acre park
Bristol Beach is one of the hidden treasures of Saugerties. It is 165 acres of undeveloped forest, stretching from Route
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Stricter school security debated after Newtown
Schools have become increasingly secure places in recent decades, with access restrictions and visitor sign-in the norm, and in-school police
Affordable housing draws opposition
The village Planning Board officially approved Country Meadows, the 55-unit senior and affordable housing project proposed for North Street, at
Matthews back in court, accused of not paying back stolen money
Disgraced former Kingston cop Tim Matthews was back in town briefly on Wednesday to answer charges that he has failed
Should Saugerties save a relic of its industrial past?
It was a grand old home, built by a paper baron. Then it was an elegant restaurant. But ever since
Rhoads resigns as deputy mayor
What was slated to be a ho-hum New Paltz Village Board meeting with only one agenda item quickly turned to
On-demand printing … of anything
There’s a technological revolution happening, an underground revolution that’s creeping into our everyday lives so quietly that you might not
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DiNAPOLI: INAPPROPRIATE PAYMENTS CITED IN KINGSTON AUDIT Comptroller’s Audit Leads to Arrest of Former Fire Chief The city of Kingston
What’s in New York State’s gun law
Chris Ruger is used to answering questions about guns. An expert gunsmith and proprietor of what he calls Ulster County’s
Town of New Paltz looks to team up with state for street trees plan
A vision to plant street trees along Main Street has the New Paltz Town Board ready to ask the state