New Paltz Finance Committee meets with the public to explain consolidation costs savings
The New Paltz Consolidation Finance Committee, which studied a proposed municipal merger in New Paltz, squared off with a handful
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Ex-school board president Don Kerr sues police for ‘false arrest’
Don Kerr, the former New Paltz school board president, is back in court — but this time by choice. Kerr
Rhoads resigns as deputy mayor
What was slated to be a ho-hum New Paltz Village Board meeting with only one agenda item quickly turned to
Town of New Paltz looks to team up with state for street trees plan
A vision to plant street trees along Main Street has the New Paltz Town Board ready to ask the state
Booted Economic Development Committee member raises protest at Lloyd reorganizational meeting
Mountainside Woods, a 162-unit, single-family residential complex slated for 29.57 acres near the base of Illinois Mountain in Highland, could
New apartment complex approved for downtown Gardiner
After more than two years of review before the Gardiner Planning Board, a small development in the hamlet originally intended
New Paltz officials to discuss consolidation vote
Despite the protests of Mayor Jason West, a majority of the New Paltz village and town boards agreed to take
New Paltz could save $1.6M if town, village merge, officials say
The final financial study of a consolidated New Paltz is in, and it seems to spell good things for both
Half-mile access road in Gardiner pits neighbors against neighbors
Charles Majestic walks through the old 1740s-era stone house he rebuilt with his father from the pile of rubble it
Final public hearing on Jan. 14 seeks input on Park Point
People looking to say their piece in person about Wilmorite’s proposed Park Point student housing project in New Paltz have