Highland Year in Review
For the Town of Lloyd, 2011 began with a bitter note — the announcement that St. Augustine School would close
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New Paltz Year in Review
The year 2011 saw some wild weather, political changings-of-the-guard, scandals, survivors and a community that came together during the most
Move to dissolve Town of New Paltz Police Commission sparks controversy
For the past year, Police Commission members in New Paltz have worked hard to keep Chief Joseph Snyder accountable, questioning
New Paltz cops bust 20 underage drinkers, bartender
Underage drinking came under fire at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria on Dec. 6, when the New Paltz Police Department and the New
Local mom takes the lack of a crossing guard into her own hands
It has been two years since parents of New Paltz Middle School students have been lobbying for a crossing guard
Mayor, supervisor-elect split on consolidation study recommendations
With the Government Efficiency Steering Committee voting in favor of a coterminous government for New Paltz, the ball is now
Lloyd town leaders unveil hamlet revitalization plan
Revitalizing the Hamlet of Highland will take some doing, but Lloyd town officials have four key areas to focus on,
Gardiner Livable Communities Committee to publish Senior Resources guide
Many Ulster County residents are transplants from busier places, lured by a romantic vision of Life in the Country. We
Zimet, Barry, Gallucci, Bacon, Mazzaccari and Marx win in the Town of New Paltz
The Democrats have once again taken the helm of the New Paltz Town Board. After a 15-year hiatus from the
Gardiner voters pick Zatz, Reynolds, Wiegand, Blatchly and Haynes
Election night turned out to be a happy occasion for Gardiner Democrats who gathered to watch the returns at the