New Paltz Village Board settles mayor’s salary lawsuit, tweaks parking proposals
The most significant occurrence at the New Paltz Village Board’s February 25 meeting came at the very end, when nearly
Politics & Government
Rozzelle expects to run again in Olive
The political scene in Olive, at least in terms of the upcoming November elections, has been snowed under so far
Conversation’s begun, but bag ban a ways off
Kingston lawmakers have kicked off a discussion on how to curb the use of single-use plastic bags in the city.
Jason West announces his bid for reelection as mayor for the Village of New Paltz
Election Day for offices in the Village of New Paltz is coming up on May 5, and there’s less than
Village trustee speaks out against town/village merger
If village of Saugerties trustee Don Hackett gets his way, there will be no merging of the village Department of
New Paltz town, village agree to move forward on water/sewer infrastructure, Comprehensive Plan and microgrid proposal
“Something good came out of something horrible.” Thus did Town of New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet characterize the new spirit
Hugh Reynolds: Dollars are not enough
They say money can’t buy you love. Neither, at least in the Hudson Valley, can it buy a Congressional seat,
Ulster County greenlights repair/replacement of New Paltz’s Carmine Liberta
All roads may lead to Rome, proverbially; but in the mid-Hudson, all trails — rail trails especially — seem to
Public and town officials weigh in on Susan Zimet’s second job
To some, New Paltz town supervisor Susan Zimet represents a strong woman in local government — someone unafraid to stand
Showdown on West Chestnut
In a lawsuit filed in December, the owner of a former boarding house on West Chestnut Street claims that Mayor