Mayor flouts city charter in refusing to deliver state of the city address
Breaking with tradition, and the city charter, Mayor Shayne Gallo has told city lawmakers that he will not present an
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: Rules of engagement
Can a county legislator be forced to serve on assigned committees? The short answer is no. But that won’t stop
Town and village want a more capable website
With elegant, functional sites like Google, Facebook and Nytimes.com setting the standard, people are used to nothing but the best
New Paltz Town Board scoffs at Wilmorite’s new PILOT
Facing an unenthusiastic public and steely Town Board, Park Point New Paltz developer Wilmorite upped the ante last week on
The issues: Where our state senator stands
She likes to be home at night to tend to her 14-year-old son and her farm animals, but first-term state
Now in living color
For New Paltz councilman Daniel Torres, updating the town seal has been a favorite project. Back in January, when he
Washington Ave. sinkhole could be filled by Thanksgiving
The Kingston Common Council’s Finance and Audit Committee has signed off on a $3.3 million effort to fix the Washington
Landlord ordered to evict tenant by zoning board
A village review board took the unprecedented action of ordering a landlord to evict his tenants and tear out improvements
Woodstock officials defend Town Hall project
In response to charges that the recent renovation of Town Hall left the Tinker Street landmark with chronic heating problems
Local towns cope with record snowfall and frigid temps
Winter weather continued to bury New Paltz and its neighboring communities last week when a record snowfall pummeled the