Mayor expects state audit to justify Salzmann, Rea suspensions
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a high-ranking Kingston firefighter who claims that he was placed on an
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: Hein’s budget bulldozer
Former county GOP chairman Mario Catalano hit the nail on the head when he admonished Republican legislators, calling them derelict
BREAKING: Amedore says he’s won state Senate seat by 39 votes
Assemblyman George Amedore, R-Rotterdam, has issued a press release claiming that at the conclusion of vote-counting in the 46th State
Hess Farm project needs $40,000
A new sign outside Gardiner Town Hall will track the final fundraising needed to protect a local farm for future
Town raises taxes to pay for social services
The Saugerties Town Board was expected to approve a $400,000 increase to town taxes to pay for Safety Net charges
New Paltz town, village merger vote will be put off; public meeting on Dec. 17
After more than three hours of discussion and public comment, New Paltz’s elected officials essentially opted to delay a March
Hugh Reynolds: Any day now …
Riding the surge of a 61 percent election-night plurality in Ulster County voting, Democratic state Senate candidate Cecilia Tkaczyk has
Whither go our refuse?
Ulster County has done a good job for the last 20 years of making the garbage go away. That’s all
Aldermen set to OK 2013 city budget tonight
Leaders of the Common Council say that they don’t anticipate major changes to Mayor Shayne Gallo’s proposed 2013 budget. But
Pete Lopez has a plan
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, incumbent New York State Assemblyman Peter Lopez, 51, defeated Democratic challenger James Miller, earning a fourth