According to New Paltz Mayor Tim Rogers, SUNY New Paltz calls have averaged approximately 20 percent of call volume for the last few years for the village’s all-volunteer New Paltz Fire Department.
The victim reported to detectives that when she informed the accused that she was pregnant, the two began to argue. During their argument, the victim reports that the accused pulled her around by her hair and then struck her in the face, causing injury, bruising and swelling to her eye.
Outfitting all officers will run $28,000.
Four-term incumbent county legislator Mary Wawro will be challenged this November by fresh-faced Aaron Levine, a 30-year-old Blue Mountain resident who is seeking the endorsement of the Democratic and Working Families parties.
Woodstock Library trustees took one more step toward a new library by seeking a construction manager agent to oversee the progress and budget of the project.
Village Planning Board members seemed wary of a proposal for an AutoZone branch at 298 Ulster Ave., questioning developers on how they would design the building to fit into its suburban surroundings and whether the site’s driveway would worsen traffic conditions in its proximity. Whether or not the addition would jeopardize the “harmony of the village” was discussed at length.
During their argument, a 35-year-old Saugerties man reportedly stated that he was “going to gut ” the complainants, and then brandished a knife to the two men he was arguing with.
Will the $53 million proposed residential, commercial and parking project proposed for Uptown Kingston face a long (and expensive) review process or a relatively quick and painless one? An engineer for the developers has said a lengthy review will kill the project, while protestors have called on the city to reject the proposal, arguing it will drive up rents for the city’s poorer residents.
Since the resignation several months ago of Mike Reynolds, who moved to New Paltz, the Gardiner Town Board has had an empty seat to fill.
About 60 people came to Woodstock Town Hall on Monday, May 20 to learn about alternatives to a planned new 12,000-square-foot library designed by Dobbs Ferry Architect Stephen Tilly.