Saugerties transfer station fees go up
The Saugerties transfer station will raise its fees next month, citing increased charges from the county’s Resource Recovery Agency. Annual
Politics & Government
All’s well that ends well as Robert De Niro resolves longstanding tax dispute in Gardiner
“I only like happy endings, and fortunately we have a happy ending here,” said trustee Warren Wiegand at last Wednesday’s
Pilgrim Pipeline opponents say landowners denying access are baseline of defense
“Deceitful and kind of bullying”: That’s how Rosendale Town Board member Jen Metzger characterized recent attempts by representatives of Pilgrim
New Paltz village shop owners and residents react to a new law banning the use of plastic bags
The Village of New Paltz has passed a ban on single-use plastic bags — the kind typically used in supermarkets
Hugh Reynolds: And they’re off
“Comptroller Expenses Scrutinized.” That was the lead headline in last Sunday’s Daily Echo. As we used to say in the
County exec gets magazine award
GOVERNING magazine named Ulster County Executive Mike Hein one of the nation’s top state and local public officials of the
New Paltz Town Hall closes, offices relocating to new site this week
Got a beef with Town Hall? You’re going to have to hold it in for this week at least, if
Inmates help decorate Saugerties village park
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the village of Saugerties. Members of the Kiwanis Club, along with
A cut and a shave
The recently opened Union Shave on Partition St. is an old-fashioned barber shop, said David Kolbinski, co-owner along with brother
Town set to pass 2015 budget
After hearing no comments at a public hearing, the Town Board is poised to pass a budget that would raise