Village of New Paltz mayor Jason West emphasizes planning for the future
While the Village of New Paltz struggles with the looming need for alternative sources of water when the aging Catskill
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: Some serious guessing ahead
Shortly after dusk on Election Day in 1944, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as was his custom, greeted neighbors and friends from
Town of New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet gears up for 2015’s challenges
Following years of trying to get their jobs done while suffering from one mysterious ailment after another on account of
Saugerties year in review
A look back at what was in the news in 2014. High heating costs The year 2014 began in a
Police chief turns down $2k raise
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra turned down a $2,000 raise, saying it wouldn’t be fair to his officers who won’t be
Saugerties Historic Review Board spared
The Village Board decided last week to hold off on its plan to dissolve the Historic Review Board following public
Gardiner Transfer Station and Recycling Center covers all the angles
At a time when increasing fees charged to Ulster County transfer stations are causing town officials to contemplate difficult options
Openness to cop cams, but some concerns too
Following controversial grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Mo. and Staten Island and the following furious protests, city officials here at
Our new state senator
Two years ago, state senate candidate George Amedore celebrated Thanksgiving with his family hoping that a narrow election-day margin over
New Paltz Town Hall employees move to their new offices at Clearwater Road (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=8643] Photos by Lauren Thomas New Paltz’s new, temporary Town Hall isn’t going to win any architecture or