New Paltz officials wowed by Wildberry Lodge proposal
New Paltz Town Board members liked what they heard during a presentation about the proposed $75 million Wildberry Lodge indoor
Politics & Government
Village trustees want feedback on landlord law
Village trustees tabled a law requiring out-of-area landlords to have a local representative available should there be problems with their
Woodstock listens to electrical ideas
As Central Hudson ratepayers struggle with sky-high bills in this unusually cold winter, Woodstock officials sought advice on how they
Gardiner seeks lower speed limit on Route 299 near new campground entrance
With the Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground currently under construction and projected to open to the public this
Artist to motorists: Slow down!
Have you seen the moose? If not, you may have seen a new sign posted on Main St., facing the
Will state install signage at dangerous intersection?
The village’s request for “walk” and “do not walk” signs at an intersection that claimed the life of a Saugerties
The daily danger: Locals prep for rail mishaps
Each day, thousands of tons of freight rolls through densely populated areas of Kingston and the Town of Ulster on
Dragon Inn owner plans to raze addition
This time last year, preservationists were in an uproar over the owner’s plan to demolish the once-stately Queen Anne style
Letters reveal Wilmorite’s attempt to negotiate with New Paltz Town Board
Letters exchanged between New Paltz town supervisor Susan Zimet and Wilmorite attorney Shawn Griffin shed light this week on the
Editorial: The silence which says quite a bit
It has come to this, the mayoralty of Shayne Gallo, this sad and funny juncture where the mayor doesn’t want