New Paltz to hire former councilwoman Jean Gallucci for comptroller position
Following a two-hour-long executive session at the end of the July 16 meeting of the New Paltz Town Board, board
Politics & Government
Neighbors say Saugerties doesn’t need more self-storage
Some village residents say a self-storage business on Livingston St. wouldn’t be a good fit for the neighborhood, but village
Lawsuit possible after Saugerties board’s denial of affordable housing extension
The Village Planning Board voted against extending approval for a 42-unit affordable housing project on North St., a move the
Strong support for RUPCO’s Cedar Street proposal
RUPCO’s proposal to build an affordable housing complex on the site of the former Mid-City Lanes bowling alley at 20
All systems go for water referendum
Mayor Shayne Gallo said last week that he will, as he promised, sign legislation to authorize a referendum which, if
Woodstock’s revenue is slow in arriving
Woodstock town supervisor Jeremy Wilber warned of tight fiscal times, at the town board’s July 14 meeting, while the Town
Architect gives preliminary thumbs-up to reconstruction on former New Paltz Town Hall site
The New Paltz Town Board got some encouraging news at its July 9 special meeting from Joe Hurwitz, the architect
Swanzey-Noble showdown at Finance Committee meeting?
City Director of Economic Development and Strategic Partnerships Gregg Swanzey says he just wants to keep members of the Common
KLDC flips bank, makes bank; King’s Inn next on list
The Kingston Local Development Corp. stands to turn a tidy profit on a former bank building in Midtown after a
Swanzey says his review of Steve Noble-written grants is finding flaws
Supporters of city employee and mayoral candidate Steve Noble say politics are behind allegations that he mishandled grant applications, potentially