Instead of homestead? Study looks at impacts of dual tax rate
A draft copy of a report on Kingston’s dual tax system has found that varying tax rates on commercial and
Politics & Government
John Savago looks back on 32 years as Town Justice for Gardiner
“It’s been a great ride,” says recently retired justice John Savago, speaking of his 32-year term of service with the
UPDATE – city extends snow emergency
UPDATE – On Saturday, the city announced the snow emergency will be extended to Sunday, Feb. 16 at 7 a.m.
New parking spaces for Lower Partition St.
Saugerties village trustees want to create several new parking spaces on the east side of lower Partition St. to accommodate
Village affordable housing project resurfaces
After more than a year without a buyer, the owners of a so-called “shovel ready” site on Kings Highway next
Public rest room plans could be delayed
Business owners would like to see a public restroom in the business district, but village officials say the price has
Friday’s City of Kingston snow removal update!
Here’s a roundup of the various pronouncements from City Hall on the efforts to get the white stuff properly wrangled.
Editorial: Run for Village Board
We hope this year’s village election yields more candidates and higher turnout than years past. If so, it would buck
Shoveling scofflaws hit with thousands in fines
Village officials warned property owners last month that if they didn’t shovel the snow on their sidewalks within 24 hours,
New Paltz Transportation Implementation Committee searches for next generation of members
Behind the scenes in New Paltz — without a lot of recognition or praise — a dedicated group of volunteers