Hess Farm open space fundraising enters final push
The rush to save Hess Farm in Gardiner is officially on. Open space advocates only have until March 31 to
Politics & Government
Jillian Fisher is Kingston’s ambassador
Jillian Fisher, the City of Kingston’s coordinator of tourism and cultural affairs, immediately corrected me when I asked her how
Health commissioner says more time needed for fracking health review
With deadlines looming over the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to decide on whether or not it
With playgrounds condemned, village seeks new insurer
As local residents and service groups step forward to offer money and help to replace $250,000 in playground equipment condemned
Dragon Inn demolition likely
A battle between the village’s Historic Review Board and the owner of a 19th-century mansion over a proposed demolition may
Village Board will decide Dragon Inn’s fate
Mayor William Murphy is studying for a big history test. Sometime next month, he and the Village Board will be
Rondout Creek repair project stalled as Army Corps funds, crew diverted by Hurricane
“My natural disaster was bigger than your natural disaster!” That seems to be the message that downtown Rosendale residents have
New Paltz Finance Committee meets with the public to explain consolidation costs savings
The New Paltz Consolidation Finance Committee, which studied a proposed municipal merger in New Paltz, squared off with a handful
Fact Check: Criticism of safety net budgeting mostly unfounded
Kelly Myers has been blamed for not including social service charges in the first version of the 2012 budget. Her
Wednesday is deadline for village candidates
Tomorrow is the deadline for petitions for village office. Up for election are the offices of mayor and three trustee