New Paltz prepares for 2016 aqueduct repairs
Talks continued last week about how New Paltz will find an alternate water supply in 2016 during a ten-week shutoff
Politics & Government
Woodstock incumbents field questions at forum
Signaling a formal start to the campaign season, Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber and Town Board members Cathy Magarelli and Bill
Town says ‘smart meter’ concern unfounded
The word around Glasco last week was that the new water meters being installed could cause illness and track a
Commentary: A City Government for the Future
“When you find that change is constant, will you shun complacency?” — J. Harris As a kid, I grew up
Shandaken GOP sticks with its own
Incumbent town councilman Jack Jordan topped the voting in his bid for the Republican nomination, while Frank Stapleton edged Democrat
Freidel gets Republican nod for supervisor in Olive
It wasn’t the huge scene of a month ago, but when Olive Republicans came out to the town meeting hall
Saugerties wants to dredge Esopus and reservoir
Storms have caused silt buildup in the village reservoir and at the mouth of the Esopus Creek, and village officials
Potential challenges as Shandaken Repubs and Dems set to caucus
Shandaken, which has long liked to liken itself to the Wild West, at least in our coverage area, is entering
Village buys sinkhole house
For sale: Small fixer-upper cottage. Perfect for someone handy with tools. Badly fractured foundation, damaged interior walls, and a sinkhole
Harris seeks Woodstock council seat
The race to fill two upcoming vacancies on the Woodstock Town Board gained a fourth entrant this week when Howard