Preamble to the Kingston to come
Editor’s note – our full report on Monday’s comprehensive plan meeting will be in the print edition of the Kingston
Politics & Government
Sidewalks and pavers and more in Gardiner
The $1.5 million sidewalk projects currently underway in Gardiner include more than just “hunks of concrete,” said supervisor Carl Zatz.
Email, social media records accessible to public
All towns are familiar with open government laws requiring them to maintain documents and share them with the public on
Fight for the right
Saugerties was founded as a mill and mining town. IBM provided thousands of jobs for the post-war middle class. For
City Hall, KFD working together to fund new, needed vehicles
In a letter to the Common Council last month, then-Kingston Fire Department chief John Reinhardt warned that the age and
‘More work to be done’ – Myers declares supervisor candidacy
Citing improvements in town administration, a ban on synthetic drugs and cancellation of a tax agreement with a controversial affordable
Village and homeowners both liable for trees
One of the visual trademarks of a village or hamlet, and Saugerties is no exception, are their shade tree-lined streets.
Real political races forming in Olive
The Town of Olive, which has had the same Democratic town supervisor, Berndt Leifeld, for 24 years now, is about
Bikers in Saugerties: the good and bad
As warm weather approaches, and restaurants open their outdoor dining spaces, Saugerties will once again draw motorcyclists from all over
Saugerties Master Plan public hearing June 5
There will be a public hearing on the latest version of the town and village Master Plan at 6:30 p.m., June