New Paltz Village Planning Board members contemplate new standards for buildings
With no applications on the agenda, the New Paltz Village Planning Board discussed the idea of creating design standards for
Politics & Government
Gibson predicts progress from next Congress
Fresh from his resounding win in New York’s 19th Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson (R-Kinderhook) talked this week about
Special meeting is held to discuss the top four alternate water sources in New Paltz
The New Paltz Village Board continued to drill down to an alternate water source to use when the New York
Hugh Reynolds: Things are looking up
By now, former Democratic Congressional candidate Sean Eldridge should be starting to figure out what he’s going to do with
Plan to merge historic, planning boards gets warm reception
The Village Board’s plan to combine the Planning and Historic Review boards to streamline the approval process for projects within
Get a new water meter or else!
Village of Saugerties trustees have received numerous complaints about the wording on postcards concerning the installation of new water meters,
No noise ordinance for Saugerties
The Town Board has abandoned its proposed noise ordinance, saying it would be too difficult to enforce and would likely
Saugerties to issue tickets to jaywalkers, unyielding motorists
The ticket books are out for motorists who fail to stop for pedestrians at crosswalks and pedestrians who jaywalk. Saugerties
Town of Gardiner sells former Library to Bill Richards for $100K
After six years of abandonment and controversy about how it might be reused, the old Gardiner Library building and former
Town noise ordinance seeks to put a number on annoyance
A Town Board workshop showing decibel levels of common sounds also served to demonstrate the limitations of the town’s proposed