Council working to restore cleanup crews
City lawmakers are working to restore a “clean streets” — as in less strewn with trash — program which, unnoticed
Politics & Government
Save a sewer plant: don’t dump rags
Careless dumping of materials into kitchen sinks can be costly for the town of Saugerties, supervisor Kelly Myers said at
As cuffs snap around his wrists, Matthews’ fall from grace complete
Tim Matthews’ fall from grace, which began more than a year ago with allegations of payroll fraud, ended in county
The red goats are coming … back?
Four months after the mysterious appearance of red goats spray-painted on planters in Uptown Kingston sparked a spirited debate about
Glasco affordable housing project on the ropes
The Saugerties Town Board set a deadline last week of 45 days for developer Larry Regan to complete all the
Crossing guard finally on the job at New Paltz Middle School
After more than two years of discussion, there is a crossing guard in place at the crosswalk between the New
Gallo removes new fire chief Rea, blasts Sottile, hints at more to come
Less than three weeks after he was appointed, Kingston Fire Chief Chris Rea has been demoted and suspended without pay
State attack
No one, with a straight face, can really say that the new State Senate districts drawn up by…the incumbents in
Police chuck tons of old evidence
Those who watch reality shows about hoarders might have some inkling of the scene that confronted recently appointed Saugerties Deputy
Schreibman declares for Hinchey’s seat
Julian Schreibman has become the first Democrat to formally declare for Congress following congressman Maurice Hinchey’s January 19 retirement announcement.