Rosendale Farmers’ Market relocates to theatre parking lot
Though its continued operation seemed dubious as of the end of the 2013 harvest season, the Rosendale Farmers’ Market has
Politics & Government
Ethics Board members say mayor cleared of conflict charge, but aldermen wary
The chair of the city’s ethics board said this week she provided a written opinion dismissing conflict of interest allegations
New Paltz swears in new police lieutenant, officer
It is official now: Former Detective Sgt. Robert Lucchesi is the New Paltz Police Department’s (NPPD) new second-in-command. Lt. Lucchesi
New Paltz backup water search impacts Plains Road residents
Neighbors on Plains Road met with New Paltz village and town officials June 19 to discuss how drinking water exploration
Town to clear over $100k from music fest
Who said there’s no money in music these days? The town stands to receive $100,000 to $125,000 as a result
Wilmorite sues the Town of New Paltz
Park Point developer Wilmorite has filed an Article 78 lawsuit against the Town of New Paltz, town officials said. It
Gardiner recycling coordinator Wendy Toman delivers glowing report on Transfer Station improvements
Neat news about a messy subject was the order of the day at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on Tuesday,
Hugh Reynolds: Tuition, please
It took almost six years and a nudge from some maverick legislators, but the Hein administration has finally come around
Village Beach in rough shape
A walk around the beach area and nearby picnic and play area shows tables with built-in benches badly in need
Ticket blitz: More parking violations written up so far this year than in all of 2013
Citywide, police and parking enforcement staff are on pace to double the number of violations handed out last year for