Town of Lloyd continues overhaul and expansion of its sewage treatment plant
While it’s not a sexy topic, municipal water and sewer — the dispensing and treatment of — is one of
Politics & Government
Town justice transition goes smoothly
Concerns that a newly-appointed town justice would not be able to take the bench for several weeks because she was
New Paltz village, town spar over hanging flowers on Main Street
Recently, a very simple thing has caused hours of debate, handwringing and consternation between the town and village governments in
Audit cites town for no-bid contracts
An audit by the state comptroller found the Town Board was not following all the rules when it came to
Town hall naming crisis continues
A compromise on a name for the Saugerties Town Hall proposed by Supervisor Kelly Myers failed to win a majority,
Hugh Reynolds: Frack on, Joel Tyner?
Is it time for Tyner, as congressional hopeful Joel Tyner of Rhinebeck so fervently hopes? Not yet, if history is
Democratic congressional faceoff pits Schreibman against Tyner
Apparently brushing aside an underfunded primary challenge by Dutchess legislator Joel Tyner, local House of Representatives candidate Julian Schreibman says
Town bans marijuana pipes
Earlier this year, Saugerties was the first town to ban synthetic drugs at convenience stores, and it still has the
New union rule bars SUNY Police from helping out at town events
The New Paltz Police Department (NPPD) will no longer be getting assistance for special details from the SUNY New Paltz
Case dismissed against Occupy New Paltz members; decision will be appealed
Last Wednesday, New Paltz Judge Jonathan Katz dismissed the charges of trespass against four Occupy New Paltz members — Margaret