When it comes to snow emergencies and parking, confusion is king in Kingston
It’s 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11 in Kingston’s bustling Uptown business district and the question on everyone’s mind is, “Where
Politics & Government
Monday, Feb. 9, 2015, snow emergency update, EVEN MORE UPDATED
TUESDAY MORNING UPDATE: The city is saying the Schwenk Drive parking lot, a.k.a. “The Crater, ” must be cleared by 7
Village residents face fines for snowy sidewalks
Village property owners with snow-covered sidewalks may be hit with fines this week. Eyal Saad, village code enforcement officer, has
Susan Zimet accepts new full-time job in Albany, will remain full-time supervisor in New Paltz
Last week Town of New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet announced that she had been offered and accepted the post of
Editorial: Village must consider consolidation
At the stroke of midnight, Jan. 1, 2011, a 155-year-old Saugerties institution ceased to be. Its dissolution was the subject
Helsmoortel: Nothing secret about Town Board agenda
Last week there was a letter to the editor from Gaetana Ciarlante criticizing the town board and myself for agenda
Village buys two new trucks
Saugerties village trustees recently approved the purchase of two new vehicles, one each for the water and wastewater departments. Speaking
Town board defers filling vacancy after Jean Gallucci’s rsignation
The announcement on January 20 of Jean Gallucci’s resignation from New Paltz’s town board climaxed months of speculation over her
Police: Saugerties vehicles left on the road may be towed
On-street overnight parking (3 a.m. to 7 a.m.) in Saugerties is banned from December 15 to March 15 each year,
Unopposed races, low turnout the norm for village elections
What if they had an election and nobody came? As of Jan. 27, no one had filed a petition to