Pilgrim Pipeline opponents say landowners denying access are baseline of defense
“Deceitful and kind of bullying”: That’s how Rosendale Town Board member Jen Metzger characterized recent attempts by representatives of Pilgrim
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New Paltz School District will put same $52.9 million bond back up before voters on January 27
At their regular meeting on Wednesday, November 19, the New Paltz Central School District voted 7-0 to put the same
New Paltz village shop owners and residents react to a new law banning the use of plastic bags
The Village of New Paltz has passed a ban on single-use plastic bags — the kind typically used in supermarkets
New Paltz Town Hall closes, offices relocating to new site this week
Got a beef with Town Hall? You’re going to have to hold it in for this week at least, if
Paul Brown: Signs of the times
As I drove home last week along Route 299, I wondered about the effectiveness of the large numbers of political
New Paltz Village Planning Board members contemplate new standards for buildings
With no applications on the agenda, the New Paltz Village Planning Board discussed the idea of creating design standards for
Special meeting is held to discuss the top four alternate water sources in New Paltz
The New Paltz Village Board continued to drill down to an alternate water source to use when the New York
New Paltz BOE seeks direction from the community on how to proceed with aging infrastructure
Now that the New Paltz Central School District has seen another defeat of a school bond proposal — its second
Mark Sherman: She was an American Girl
As the father of three sons and grandfather of four grandsons, and with no sisters or nieces, I am in
Town of Gardiner sells former Library to Bill Richards for $100K
After six years of abandonment and controversy about how it might be reused, the old Gardiner Library building and former