Long-predicted resurgence at foot of Partition St. underway
A renaissance of sorts is taking place along a stretch of Partition St. that, until recently, was marked by a
Politics & Government
Hugh Reynolds: Channeling the master
He’s been everywhere, man, from teenage village mayor, county legislator, state assemblyman and now Dutchess County executive. But in a
Feral cat explosion
“We really need to curb the population, because we have a real problem here,” said Saugerties village trustee Donald Hackett
Lent Farm neighbors ask New Paltz Town Board to block off road
Lent Farm could be just about any sleepy, country subdivision. Most of its 14 lots already have houses up on
Group opposes Saugerties casino
When the No Saugerties Casino group last met seven years ago, it was celebrating the withdrawal of a proposal by
Reynolds: Duelling pollsters in the 19th
A Republican poll released last week shows Republican Congressman Chris Gibson with a huge 17-point lead over Democrat Julian Schreibman
Plan to fix Uptown crater carries high stakes for city
As city officials scramble for a fix, the news emanating from a large sinkhole on Washington Avenue keeps getting worse.
Saugerties party caucus results
While most will be thinking about Romney or Obama on Nov. 6, there will be some local races down the
Mayor, lawmakers grapple over new ethics standards
The leader of the Common Council’s Democratic majority said that he’s open to compromise on a controversial ethics law that
Town Board eyes New Paltz Middle School as new office
A proposal to turn New Paltz Middle School into a government center toed closer to the starting line last week.