First Friday: wine, music & thespians
This month’s First Friday festivities in the village of Saugerties will take place Friday, April 5 from 6-10 p.m. featuring
Politics & Government
Diminished credit, should Saugerties sweat it?
While the discussion of a Town Board resolution on gun control has dominated discussion over the past two board meetings,
Less than $10,000 now needed to protect Hess Farm
Preparations are now moving ahead to purchase the development rights on Gardiner’s historic Hess Farm. Many local residents, businesses and
New Paltz’s village building inspector resigns
Kathy Moniz, a longtime Village of New Paltz employee and the current building inspector, has resigned. Village Board members voted
Moxie Cupcake move stalled by New Paltz Village Planning Board pending payment of consultants’ fees
Despite enormous support from fellow business-owners, Family of New Paltz and members of the community at last Tuesday night’s Village
Mayor, realtor spar over affordable housing
An “indignant” Mayor Bill Murphy blasted local realtor, landlord and subsidized housing foe Steve Hubbard at the Village Board’s March
Town campaign season starts early
Town elections are nearly eight months away, but Saugerties already has plenty of candidates. Greg Helsmoortel, who served as supervisor
The gun rights debate in Saugerties
About 30 supporters of gun rights, many of them from the Saugerties Fish and Game Club, attended the regular Town
Gardiner to put former firehouse/library building on market
The Gardiner Town Board voted to put the abandoned old Fire Department station and lot on the market, after some
Historic railroad trestle over Rondout Creek scheduled to reopen in June
If someone asked you to picture a single iconic image that captures the essence of Rosendale, the way the outline