Promoted, then demoted, KPD cops now suing city
Two city cops who were promoted in the final days of Mayor Shayne Gallo’s administration — only to have the
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: You go, Nyquist
Up until about a month ago, former New Paltz mayor Tom Nyquist was a familiar, respected elder around his hometown.
OSI announces expansion of River-to-Ridge Trail Project to include a designated parking area
A gateway parking area is the latest component of the Open Space Institute’s (OSI) River-to-Ridge Trail project. Under a formal
Residents and applicants share their views about the new NBR zoning in New Paltz
Public comment at New Paltz Village Planning Board meetings has been a relatively quiet affair since it was instituted in
Sign ordinance in the Town of New Paltz is outdated
Signage for businesses is changing as fast as technology, but the ordinance that regulates how they’re used in the Town
Council members digesting sales tax deal
One week after County Executive Mike Hein and Kingston Mayor Steve Noble announced a deal for a new five-year sales
Push for the Pledge persists in New Paltz
At last week’s New Paltz Town Board meeting, members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post spoke in favor
Growing concern: Zoning relief sought in New Paltz agricultural district
Farmers may be celebrated in certain corners of New Paltz, but perhaps not so much in Town Hall. It’s not
Gibson passes on run for governor
U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, retiring after this year from Congress and who was thinking about seeking the Republican nomination for
Local VFW requests a resolution requiring all volunteer New Paltz town boards and committees to begin their meetings with the Pledge of Allegiance
When the New Paltz Town Board meeting was opened last Thursday, the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance was a