‘Blurred lines,’ bitterness and apparent mayoral fib dim debate prospects
A standoff between Democratic rivals in the mayoral race over when and where to debate means that the pair may
Politics & Government
Political Affairs Committee keeps Woodland Pond residents current on local issues, candidates
According to the US Census Bureau, voters aged 65 and older had a 72 percent turnout during the last presidential
Gardiner Dems nominate Carl Zatz, Warren Wiegand, Laura Walls, Bruce Blatchly and Brian Stiscia; drop Mike Reynolds
On Thursday, July 30, some 200 registered Democrats caucused at the Gardiner Town Hall to choose Democratic Party nominees for
Lloyd Democrats select Claire Winslow, Mike Guerriero, Joseph Mazzetti, Eugene Rizzo and Richard Klotz
Caucusing cooperatively, members of the Democratic party in the Town of Lloyd selected their candidates without controversy, or the need
Noble’s rail/trail hearing to be rescheduled
ANOTHER UPDATE: On Monday, Aug. 11, Noble announced he was postponing the forum to a date to be named later,
‘Team Saugerties’ rides again
Town Democratic Party Chairman Lanny Walter called it a “perfect storm,” but if that phrase conjures images of destruction and
Saugerties pastor honored by State Legislature’s pro-choice caucus
A large part of freedom for women is their ability to decide if and when to be a mother,” says Rev.
Village of New Paltz to purchase 64.5-acre parcel to complete core of Mill Brook Preserve
Culminating more than a decade of study, planning and negotiation following the “Beavergate” trapping controversy of the early 20-aughts, preservation
Tax cap will limit increases to under 1 percent
Woodstock town supervisor Jeremy Wilber responded to state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s prediction that this year’s property tax cap will be
More trouble at Washington/Main intersection in Saugerties village
The Washington and Main intersection that was redone when the new traffic light was installed continues to cause headaches. First