Faso says Manning commutation “sets dangerous precedent” for national security
“Manning broke the law and betrayed her country,” said Faso. “With this ill-advised action, President Obama sets a dangerous precedent for our national security.”
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Attendees at pro-Obamacare rally fear return to bad old days
Around 150 attended a rally in Kingston today. The mood was festive, but protesters expressed fears that the repeal of the Affordable Care Act without simultaneously providing a comprehensive replacement would have catastrophic consequences.
Student Profile: Willa Butler
Willa Butler was running before she could walk. Alright, maybe that’s a slight exaggeration, but the New Paltz High School senior, a member of the track and Nordic ski teams and a two-time cross country captain, found her passion for the sport at only seven years old.
New Paltz developer outlines vision of pedestrian friendly “inviting corridor” on Rt. 32
Zero Place developer David Shepler said the new four-story building should not be thought of in isolation, but as the first of its kind in that part of town, which will eventually become “aesthetically inviting and vibrant with life.”
Locally owned “work-and-play” outfitter Kenco thrives with attention to detail, territorial pride
Everything in this store represents a celebration of local use, which puts Kenco in a strong position to survive category-killer national competition.
The perennial winter clash: Mailbox vs. snow plow
A few are smashed or upended each year, then the questions begin: was it the plow or flying snow? Was the mailbox securely attached to a solid post, or held fast to a rotten post by a single Eisenhower-vintage bolt?
Faso, new Hudson Valley congressman, appointed to Obamacare retooling committee
“In order to come up with a reasonable replacement, we’ll need to negotiate with Democrats. I think the biggest mistake made in 2010 was that legislation was enacted without any bipartisanship participation.”
Starting school later: good for sleep, but concerns remain over impact on afternoon activities
New Paltz, like other area districts, has been considering pushing school start times back in light of science suggesting young people aren’t getting enough sleep and have difficulty concentrating in the early morning. A recent survey of students, teachers and parents reflects the advantages and disadvantages of such a change.
New Paltz outlines review process for controversial Rt. 32 mixed-use development
At four stories, with commercial development on the ground floor and 48 apartments above, the Zero Place development is large by New Paltz standards, but appears to be in keeping with zoning designed to encourage and concentrate mixed-use development in that part of the village.
Donna Smith to replace Jewell Turner as Gardiner’s deputy town clerk
Turner, who for more than 20 years has worn two hats as the deputy town clerk and the clerk for the Building Department, will relinquish the former position and retain the latter, according to town supervisor Marybeth Majestic.