New Paltz voters will decide if highway superintendent’s term should be extended
Ten years after the question was last posed, New Paltz town voters will again have the opportunity to extend the
Politics & Government
Letters: Irish center concerns; a ghost mall is born?
No vetting for cultural center? I’m a neighbor of the proposed Irish Cultural Center (ICC) on Abeel Street in the
Kingston loses out on $10 million state grant, but mayor says experience was valuable
Kingston’s bid for $10 million in state money fell short following a secretive and fast-paced competition with dozens of Mid-Hudson
Plains Road residents in New Paltz try, fail to negotiate access terms
If you live on Plains Road in New Paltz and received a letter asking you for access to your home
New Paltz village, town officials sued over water district 5
Residents of Plains Road in New Paltz have filed a lawsuit to stop the creation of town water district 5
New Paltz Village Planning Board members discuss traffic and parking for Zero Place
New Paltz Village Planning Board members focused on the parking and traffic aspects of the Zero Place development for much
Mayor names new ethics board to hear DiFalco’s complaint
Just two months after he dissolved the city’s ethics board, Mayor Steve Noble said he will reconvene the committee —
Loose ends: What’s required to move forward with ten long-standing projects in New Paltz?
There have been many projects proposed at various planning and municipal board meetings in New Paltz, and not all of
New Paltz board members question the need for a moratorium on development in the gateway
The group of citizens pushing for a moratorium on development in the gateway area of the Town of New Paltz
Hugh Reynolds: Courting controversy
The Ulster County Legislature may not be the world’s greatest deliberative body, but it has its moments. And it’s all-local.