New Paltz historic board wants to have a say in downtown building projects
The proposal is meant to ensure new construction or renovations are in keeping with the village’s historic character.
The proposal is meant to ensure new construction or renovations are in keeping with the village’s historic character.
On October 1, the Shandaken town board approved a preliminary 2019 budget that will entail exceeding the state-imposed tax cap for the second year in a row, due primarily to salary increases and projected hikes in health care and retirement costs.
A revision of the village of Saugerties drug testing policy prompts a suggestion from a resident.
Woodstock Town Supervisor Bill McKenna proposed a 2019 budget of $8,255,180 that will result in an estimated 2.215 percent tax increase, an amount that is below the state’s imposed cap.
Wanted: fully accessible building with at least one large room and ample parking spots near the door, but only for a handful of days each year.
The amendment focuses on prohibitions against political advocacy during work hours or on town property.
“There’s racial overtones, a lot of inaccuracy, promoting fear, and there was distortion,” Radio Woodstock WDST 100.1 owner and President Gary Chetkof said of listeners’ reaction to the attack ad against NY-19 congressional candidate Antonio Delgado. “People felt that it really didn’t fit with this radio station’s ideals and standards.”
The residents petitioning the town for redress claim that the helicopters sometimes land right alongside the state highway, and even in the Rondout creekbed itself.
Actor and Hurley resident Diane Neal will appear on the ballot for the New York 19th Congressional District after successfully appealing a ruling from the state board of elections.
The committee’s goal is to create a vibrant park and recreation center for Gardiner that can generate revenue to sustain maintenance of the grounds and facilities and fund expansion of programs and events.