Primary preview: Who’s on the ballot in Ulster County
More than 37,000 Ulster County Democrats will be eligible to vote in the Tuesday, September 9 primary for offices ranging
Politics & Government
New Paltz town, village boards meet with Historic Huguenot Street
In a long, low room of the 1799 LeFevre House on Historic Huguenot Street (HHS), members of the New Paltz
Hugh Reynolds: How do you spell Torres?
Assemblyman Kevin Cahill staffer and New Paltz Town Councilman Dan Torres returned from a brief trip last month to discover
Editorial: Vote for Teachout
If you are a registered Democrat in the state of New York, I urge you to make time to get
Zephyr Teachout speaks at SUNY New Paltz anti-fracking rally
Gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout and her running mate for lieutenant governor Tim Wu made a stop on their “Whistleblower Tour”
City borrows nearly $1 million more, worsening debt worries
The Common Council voted unanimously Tuesday, Sept. 2 to approve three bonds totaling $857,000 for police equipment and infrastructure repairs
Hugh Reynolds: The crisis which keeps on irking
For those who didn’t get enough of the Cahill sales-tax crisis last year, connected to the Ulster County Safety Net
Saugerties Beach Party
[portfolio_slideshow id=6075] Photos by David Gordon In what has become an end-of-summer tradition, artist Ze’ev Willy Neumann held his
Neighbors join forces to slow down speeders
The residents of the Bishop’s Gate subdivision have addressed the problem of speeding cars on their neighborhood streets by taking
Labor, community organizations and citizens protest Wilmore IDA tax breaks
Labor and community organizations held a rally on a closed-off North Front Street in New Paltz last Wednesday, August 20.