Savings were promised and delivered, says mayor
Mayor William Murphy is confident that the $2.28 million proposed 2014-15 spending plan will not include a tax hike. A
Politics & Government
New Paltz renews old Tavern Owners Agreement
In the 1990s, New Paltz had a problem. Gang-related crime had become a presence, and a violent stabbing in 1997
Saugerties changes name to Fallonville
What’s in a name? A lot of money, say Saugerties town officials, who unanimously approved a resolution at a special
Village asks for help planting shade trees
An inventory of all the street trees in the village of Saugerties was initiated last year by the Saugerties Village
Mayor or manager? Pros and cons of pols versus pros
Professional administrators from two Hudson Valley communities came to Kingston this week to discuss the benefits and perils of city
Friendly Saugerties: The next generation
The Saugerties Community Youth Awards is a program that honors young people in the community who do the right thing.
New water meters, higher water bills cause complaints
Residents of the Glasco Water District who believe their water bills are too high should contact Andy McBride at the
Tkaczyk: Income-tax-supported education more equitable
The burden of paying for education has shifted increasingly from state to local property taxpayers, creating funding problems for the
Hampton Inn, CVS Pharmacy loom on the horizon in New Paltz
So far, 2014 has been a busy year in terms of development for New Paltz. Not only is there a
Town mulls striking affordable housing mandate
The Town Board plans to hold hearings on a revision to the 2009 zoning law that would do away with