Village of New Paltz moves forward with Peace Park stream daylighting project
The Village of New Paltz has gone out to bid for its stream daylighting project. This project proposes to unearth
Politics & Government
Dems give Stanley a free ride
Now that the Shandaken Democrats have held their August 26 caucus, the way is clear for Rob Stanley to run
Riverkeeper aids New Paltz on challenged wetlands law
New Paltz town leaders got a boost from environmental group Riverkeeper in their quest to appeal the annulment of their
Town of Lloyd recognizes its seniors with a breakfast
Town of Lloyd Supervisor Paul Hansut and the Lloyd Town Board proclaimed August as National Senior Citizens Month and recognized
New Paltz mayor sues, fires planner, takes month off
After months of intense public argument, mayor Jason West has decided to officially sue the New Paltz Village Board regarding
Ciarlante and Myer win Saugerties Conservative nod
Third time’s a charm. After nearly winning the Republican nomination and a “why not” bid for the Democratic nomination, Gaetana
Smart meter opponents called a ‘lynch mob,’ meter rep walks out
Opposition outshouts town officials at rowdy Glasco meeting The town hoped an information meeting on the new water meters would
New Paltz town, village prepare for joint master plan
In what could be an olive branch to warring factions in New Paltz, the Town Board and Village Board agreed
Lloyd residents get first look at proposed Comprehensive Master Plan update
After a year-and-a-half of research, writing and revision, the Town of Lloyd’s Comprehensive Master Plan Update Committee presented its proposed
Public hearing on creation of special planned development area for Williams
If the number of speakers pro and con at last Wednesday’s public hearing and the volume of applause or derision