Ain’t no party like a Democratic Party
Ulster Democrats on election night had something to cheer about, other than the president’s resounding win, even if final results
Politics & Government
Village, town eye March 19 for New Paltz consolidation vote
If it all works out the way the majority of the village and town boards hope, New Paltzians could be
Town considers layoffs, closing transfer station
The town did some slicing and dicing last week, reducing the tax levy increase by half to 4.4 percent on
Happiness and heartbreak
Bucking what he called a “negative, divisive” campaign by Democrat Julian Schreibman and a heavy vote for president Barack Obama,
Lloyd voters approve longer term for town clerk, but not town supervisor or highway superintendent
The final numbers in the Town of Lloyd’s referendum to extend the terms of office for town supervisor, highway superintendent
Congress: Republican Gibson fends off Schreibman
With 90 percent of precincts reporting, Republican Chris Gibson is projected to defeat Democrat Julian Schreibman in New York’s nineteenth
Democrats rejoice: Andreassen and Filak win handily
Town Justice Claudia Andreassen and Receiver of Taxes Suzi Filak, two appointees, successfully fended off Republican challenges Tuesday evening in
Feds to Saugerties: any Persians in the portfolio?
The village of Saugerties has been told that if it has any investments in Iran, it must divest itself from
Grand opening held for New Paltz ReUse Center
Recycling fanatics, DIY’ers and artists have a little something to feel good about. The Town of New Paltz staged a
Endorsement: Obama, Schreibman policies better for middle class
This year, a vote for the democrats is a vote for the status quo. Given the mood of the country,