New Paltz mayor Tim Rogers optimistic about 2017
This year comes to a close with Village of New Paltz officials singing a happy tune, after more than $1.2 million in state funding was awarded for community projects.
This year comes to a close with Village of New Paltz officials singing a happy tune, after more than $1.2 million in state funding was awarded for community projects.
New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez set many goals for himself and New Paltz town government during 2016, and if there’s one lesson he learned, it’s that “the year goes fast.”
A town-by-town breakdown of the presidential vote, now that the returns are official.
Helsmoortel cited the planned Holiday Inn near the Thruway, town water in Malden, natural gas on Kings Highway, work on a new Hudson River park, and assistance with the Vertis building were all mentioned.
November 2017 may be eleven months away, but Jeanne Walsh has already decided to run for a fourth term as supervisor for the Town of Rosendale.
“The way the world is now, we can only make real change on the local level. I would like to hear from people more in a positive way.”
Is it a hotel unit? or ‘multi family dwelling?’ Inquiring minds want to know.
“It’s been a great year in the village. Things are getting done.”
Lloyd Town supervisor Paul Hansut has spent 2016 fixing problems that were causing strife among town officials and residents, and he hopes to continue doing so into 2017.
“He is unpredictable, but he has shown a pragmatic approach that could very well bring people together. At the same time, his interpersonal style can divide people. Which will show up?”