Saugerties reservoir and beach projects stalled
Village of Saugerties officials hope that $3 million from the state’s Community Rising storm mitigation program arrives before the spring
Politics & Government
What will happen to Wilbur Avenue’s crumbling stone house?
This week, the fate of the 158-year-old “Booth house,” a rare residential relic of the bluestone industry that once flourished
Letters: Basic fairness; the value of history
Basic fairness Ulster County is renegotiating its contract with the City of Kingston for the distribution of sales tax revenue.
Plains Road residents in New Paltz question the benefits of water district 5
Many Plains Road residents in New Paltz are still not convinced that the water district proposed for their neighborhood would
Shandaken ZBA gives Railroaders a month
The Ulster County Planning Board has recommended that the Catskill Mountain Railroad (CMRR) be required to supply evidence in support
Hugh Reynolds: Fig leaves?
After prompting by some media, Ulster County Exec Mike Hein finally took ownership of the scheme to claw back some
Mayor orders Dragon Inn shuttered following death
At the request of Saugerties police chief Joseph Sinagra, village officials have ordered Jason Moskowitz to seal his Dragon Inn,
New Paltz Police Commission could get reviewed
Members of the New Paltz Town Board held its first meeting as the town’s Police Commission last Thursday. As Town
Hein, Noble battle over sales tax
Taking a firm stand for the first time in public on reducing the city’s share of sales tax revenue, County
No challengers for Saugerties Village Board seats
Only Village of Saugerties trustee incumbents Vincent Buono, Donald Hackett, and Terry Parisian have registered to run for three, two-year