New Paltz could save $1.6M if town, village merge, officials say
The final financial study of a consolidated New Paltz is in, and it seems to spell good things for both
Politics & Government
This just in: Court clears way for vote count in Amedore-Tkaczyk race
The state’s highest court, by a 4-1 margin, has agreed to allow the counting of 99 contested ballots in the
Assemblyman to hold Saugerties town meeting Thursday
Have any thoughts on New York State Government? Let our assemblyman know about it. Pete Lopez will hold a town
Hinchey eases into retirement
His first indoctrination into the fine (and some may say, black) art of politics was administered in the form of
Half-mile access road in Gardiner pits neighbors against neighbors
Charles Majestic walks through the old 1740s-era stone house he rebuilt with his father from the pile of rubble it
Final public hearing on Jan. 14 seeks input on Park Point
People looking to say their piece in person about Wilmorite’s proposed Park Point student housing project in New Paltz have
Kelly Myers: Year One
Kelly Myers was elected Saugerties Supervisor in November 2011, and took office at the beginning of 2012. This has been
Looking forward to 2013 with Lloyd Town Supervisor Paul Hansut
Coming into his second year of office, Lloyd town supervisor Paul Hansut reflected on a snowy night on what he
Year in review for the Town of Lloyd
It has been an eventful year for the Town of Lloyd, ushering in a new administration led by former county
Gibson supported fiscal cliff legislation
Congressman Chris Gibson, the new representative for our area, voted in favor of the fiscal cliff compromise bill on Jan.