Town of Ulster pondering four-year supervisor terms
If approved, the measure could be on the ballot in November when Supervisor James E. Quigley III runs for a fifth consecutive term.
If approved, the measure could be on the ballot in November when Supervisor James E. Quigley III runs for a fifth consecutive term.
Congressman John Faso (R-Kinderhook) said a proposed amendment to the new health care bill would save Upstate taxpayers $2.3 billion a year by shifting Medicaid costs from the counties to the state.
The mixed-use development will now have a smaller footprint, and include a public bathroom and a park-like space dubbed “Mulberry Square.”
“This is a fundamental issue of public health,” said Hein. “We need to be able to make sure there’s clear testimony on the impact of ACA repeal.”
If 2016 was the Year of the Chicken in the Town of Ulster, 2017 is shaping up to be the Year of the Cat.
The arrangement was decided upon because neither wanted to assume the position of sole chair.
Residents continue to lobby for a stringent review of the proposed CVS/Five Guys development near the Thruway on Rt. 299.
A divided Kingston Common Council approved a measure that paves the way for the end of free parking in city-owned lots.
Trustees are seeking permission from state legislators to try out instant-runoff voting, under which voters rank candidates in order of preference.
The event was organized by a local liberal activist group in response to the congressman’s decision not to schedule any town hall meetings of his own. While it was billed as an educational forum, the event had the flavor of a progressive rally, with songs, chants and action items.