Six Gallo campaign stalwarts get city jobs
Local political blogger and Democratic Party activist Jeremy Blaber spent last summer going door to door throughout the city pounding
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Village of New Paltz hopes that friendly signage will quell downtown noise
Noise has always been a bone of contention in the Village of New Paltz, which blends a college, residential areas
Reynolds: Hein’s not running
He was going, going, going to go, it seemed. Or so some thought. But he didn’t go. Apparently, the congressional
As Kingstonians fowl up, code officer Madsen seeks clarity
A potential clash between the burgeoning urban agriculture movement and city law governing small livestock has prompted Kingston’s zoning code
Arena proposal must clear legal hurdles
Before John Barese’s dream of building a $15 million indoor sports complex on town-owned land near Cantine Field can happen,
Village candidates say they’ll explore shared services with town
When village voters go to the polls Tuesday, March 20, they will find three candidates on the ballot running for
Hugh Reynolds: Golden Hill LDC moves forward
And now there are six. One to go. Legislature Chairwoman Terry Bernardo last week named Dr. Michelle Sucich of Modena,
Backers tout community ID card program
A local nonprofit legal foundation is ready to begin issuing unofficial City of Kingston identification cards that supporters hope will
Frank Skartados and John Forman to face off in special election
Two men are gearing up to do battle for the hearts and minds of voters before March 20’s special election
Ready for anything
If they ever get into a shootout with the bad guys, Saugerties cops will be thankful for a gift from Kingston’s