Trailways Station neighbors want to put the brakes on planned expansion
As reported in a recent issue of the New Paltz Times, the crowd in attendance at a meeting convened by
Politics & Government
Heppner is Dem choice for legislature; John Parete nominated
Woodstock and West Hurley Democrats chose Jonathan Heppner of Woodstock to be the standard bearer for the party in the
City Democratic convention: The Nobles get the nods
Convening at the Best Western hotel Wednesday evening, the Kingston Democratic Committee voted to endorse Steve Noble over incumbent Shayne
Springtown residents lobby town to ease floodplain building restrictions
The New Paltz community has been hearing a lot of late about the trials and tribulations of Plains Road residents;
Push on to amend charter to give public more control over city’s drinking water
In the wake of a bottling company’s self-aborted bid to construct a plant in the Town of Ulster and use
Forum seeks input on pedestrian safety
The Saugerties Police Department will hold a pedestrian safety forum Wednesday May 27 at 7 p.m. at the Senior Center,
Town and village of New Paltz adopt intermunicipal water supply agreement
After months of sometimes rancorous discussion, this past week the town and village of New Paltz took the first of
A summer of roadwork
Work to upgrade the Main and Partition traffic signal, install pedestrian crossing signs, and redo several crosswalks will begin May
New owner plans boutique hotel at Dragon Inn site
A long-vacant 19th-century mansion at the southern edge of the Saugerties village has a new owner who plans to fix
Residents meet to discuss the formation of a Fire District in New Paltz
Based on the questions that were asked at the April 14 informational meeting, residents of New Paltz may be receptive