No major differences between the two Democratic candidates
“Can’t start a fire without a spark,” sang Bruce Springsteen. Those expecting sparks between Democratic congressional primary candidates Zephyr Teachout
Politics & Government
No July 4 fireworks? (UPDATE: Fireworks are go!)
UPDATE: At about 10:30 Friday morning, the city posted the following on its Facebook page: “The City of Kingston is
Town, village of New Paltz debate ban on “water mining” on Mill Brook Preserve
Though one might think that the establishment of a conservation easement protecting New Paltz’s newest parkland jewel, the Mill Brook
New Paltz Village Board asks comptroller to monitor possible investment of NYS retirement funds in Pilgrim Pipeline
Municipalities along the 170-mile proposed route of the Pilgrim Pipeline, proposed to carry hydrofracked Bakken crude oil from Albany to
Hugh Reynolds: Silence on specifics
The Ulster County Legislature’s 18-4 approval of the sales tax agreement between the county and the City of Kingston was
No EIS required for Mohonk Preserve’s Foothills Project
AFTER EIGHT MONTHS of hearings that provided hundreds of pages and countless hours of testimony, New Paltz Town Planning Board
Conflict of interest charges are alleged against Dave Clouser and his involvement with the Foothills project
Some residents who have been asking New Paltz Town Planning Board members for more study regarding the Foothills project are
Washington Avenue open to traffic!
Our intrepid photographer – and Kingston’s photographer laureate by appointment of Mayor T.R. Gallo – Phyllis McCabe was at the
Local New Paltz leaders collaborate on Downtown Revitalization
Governor Andrew Cuomo has released the latest in his competition-based municipal aid packages, and it’s gotten some heads turning in
Temporary two-lane bridge construction is underway in New Paltz
Preparation work for the new Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz began on May 3 with the construction phase of