Village to install new ‘smart’ water meters
New lead-free water meters which can be read remotely will be installed in more than 1,400 village residences and commercial
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: Good idea, but …
Good-government groups are divided on a redistricting proposition on this year’s ballot purported to bring more fairness and transparency to
Gardiner officials invite public input on Riverside Trust property tax assessment challenge
If a certain well-known local landowner gets his way in court regarding the assessed value of his property, New Paltz
New Paltz Village board considers major parking amendments
New Paltz village trustees are considering a major amendment to the law governing parking in the village. At the October
Family Court Candidate Forum tonight
The public is encouraged to attend a candidate forum sponsored by the Saugerties League of Women Voters on Tuesday, Oct.
Hugh Reynolds: Gibson and Eldridge, face to face
Raucous groups of partisans emitted whoops, yells and hisses at the first public face-off between Congressional candidates Chris Gibson and
Saugerties noise problem not resolving itself
Town officials say they’re still working on drafting a noise ordinance, but admit they’d hoped the neighborhood dispute that brought
Slugfest in Lake Katrine
Onstage before a partisan-packed standing-room-only crowd, Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and challenger Sean Eldridge traded some of the fiercest barbs
House candidates pull no punches in raucous second debate
Onstage before a partisan-packed standing-room-only crowd, Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and challenger Sean Eldridge traded some of the fiercest barbs
Modular offices for mold-sickened New Paltz town employees headed for Clearwater Road
Town of New Paltz municipal employees have been looking for offices for sale, and should finally be able to relocate