Mayor orders audit of all grants that went through primary opponent’s hands
Mayor Shayne Gallo has directed a city official to audit all grants managed by Parks & Recreation Department employee Steve
Politics & Government
New Paltz Village Board member Don Kerr urges reconsideration of Wallkill River drinking water option
The New Paltz Village Board’s June 24 meeting was the first for newly elected trustee Don Kerr, and he immediately
Republicans pick slate for Lloyd town races
Candidates may be lining up to run in a presidential election that’s still over a year away, but locally, parties
Gallo: Carnright should’ve criminally charged Rea
Mayor Shayne Gallo is standing by his decision to continue his three-and-a-half-year effort to oust a former fire chief from
Village Clerk Mary Frank to retire
For the last 17 years, Mary Frank has been the conductor who’s kept the village of Saugerties government running on
Carmine Liberta Bridge Committee gains consensus, takes summer recess
When it comes to the new-and-improved Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz, check another item off the list. Lighting for
Comptroller criticizes Saugerties Justice Court bookkeeping
The state Comptroller’s office has criticized the town’s justice court for what amounts to sloppy bookkeeping. The justices responded to
Jeff Logan harassment charge to be dismissed
New Paltz deputy town supervisor Jeff Logan is unlikely to suffer any penalty for allegedly whispering a profanity-laced tirade into
Saugerties votes ‘no confidence’ on oil pipeline
In what looked like a final kiss-off to the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, the Town Board passed a “no confidence” resolution
Minew, Lopez (and maybe Aiello) seek to unseat Allen in legislature
Three definites and a wild card. The race for Democrat Chris Allen’s District 2 seat on the County Legislature has