New Paltz town and village boards discuss plans for a shared municipal center
The public got its first peek at plans for a municipal center to be built where the New Paltz Town
Politics & Government
Carry ’em if you got ’em
The week after his controversial call to arms set off intense debate, both locally and across the nation, over the
Absentees give Boggess Olive town board win
In a quiet electoral surprise late last week, incumbent Olive Town Board member Donnie VanBuren, Republican, lost his bid for
Saugerties unveils $17.7 million town budget
The town of Saugerties will hold a budget hearing Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. at the Senior Center. The
An interview with supervisor, Jeremy Wilber
With a decisive victory, Jeremy Wilber was just elected to his seventh two year term as Woodstock’s town supervisor. Though
$80-million hotel and condominium complex proposed for the Village of New Paltz
Developers have been eyeing the land adjacent to New Paltz Village Hall, nicknamed “the pit,” for decades. It’s one of
Saugerties wants truck companies to pay for busted curbs
Heavy trucks have once again damaged some sidewalks and curbing, and this time the village wants police to go after
Olive, Hurley results
Incumbents win on town board with Rozzelle cruising unopposed Olive had big elections in 2011, when it seemed for a
Ulster goes for Hein
With all 163 election districts reporting, Democrat Mike Hein had an unofficial lead of 4,462 votes (54.9 percent) over Republican
New Paltz Town Board approves 2016 budget, including supervisor pay cut
The New Paltz Town Board approved a spending plan of approximately $11,350,000 at its October 29 meeting, a 1.13% increase