Village of New Paltz is 31 acres larger
After years of getting lost in bureaucratic loopholes, local developer Floyd Kniffen finally received approval from both the New Paltz
Politics & Government
Standoff over crossing guard
It appears that after all of the discussion and lobbying that there will not be a crossing guard at
Shady doings at the Coppergate Motel
A contractor hired in a handshake deal with the city to do pre-demolition work at the former King’s Inn may
Mayor says city can’t afford to collect garbage anymore
Mayor James Sottile, under pressure to produce a 2012 budget that comes in below a state-mandated 2 percent property tax
Should online sales be taxed?
While transactions with large companies that have distribution centers in New York State are subject to sales tax, other online
Hate the plan, not the planners
The Planning Board Chairman responds to Gaetana Ciarlante’s letter regarding SEQRA & a proposed 40 unit townhouse project in the
Bios for Library Board candidates
Edward (Ted) Conathan Incumbent President, Library Board of Trustees I have been on the Library board for 8 years.
One-way streets would speed up traffic, says village
For locals looking to get around the village by car this Saturday, Mayor William Murphy has one word of advice:
Will Opus 40 remain open to the public?
A few weeks ago, the town announced it would no longer be involved in the effort to preserve the Opus
Hinchey statement on debt ceiling deal
Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today released the following statement in opposition to the debt ceiling deal: “In short, the plan