Looking forward to 2013 with Gardiner Town Supervisor Carl Zatz
As he enters the second year of his current administration as Gardiner town supervisor, Carl Zatz seems to be hitting
Politics & Government
Year in review for the Town of Gardiner
It’s funny how the controversies that tend to dominate the news seem to define how a particular year has gone
New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet and Mayor Jason West share their vision for 2013
After her first year back in the Town of New Paltz supervisor’s chair, Susan Zimet has some big hopes for
Year in review for the town and village of New Paltz
After a tense election, where incumbent Supervisor Toni Hokanson bowed out of the running in the Democratic caucus won by
The big story of 2013
Sue Rosenberg Citizen, anti-fracking activist With regard to Saugerties, what will be an important environmental issue in the coming year?
The most important Saugerties stories of 2012
A divided town board For most of the first decade of the new millennium, the town board was a quiet
Town fees to increase
With the difficulty of meeting the state’s tax cap and the increasing cost of nearly everything the town uses, the
In Year One, Gallo brings new energy to City Hall, but some grumble about style
One year after entering office with a mandate for change, Mayor Shayne Gallo has pushed ahead with an agenda centered
New police dog joins Saugerties PD
She loves kids. She romps around like a big kid herself, ready to bestow a friendly lick, but given an
Local cops, schools self-evaluate after Sandy Hook shootings
Even as word of Friday’s grisly massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., was making its way over