New Paltz tenants group calls for more protection against landlord abuses
The group’s leader accused the board of favoring landlords over tenants.
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Historic Huguenot St. seeks new exec director, plans wigwam
The New Paltz historical group hasn’t had an official, full-time, permanent executive director since 2010.
New Paltz police lieutenant attends FBI National Academy
Robert Lucchesi, second-in-command at the New Paltz police department, will soon be FBI trained.
New Paltz creates committee to review Thruway-area zoning
A large project including a CVS pharmacy and Five Guys restaurant proposed for the area has prompted renewed scrutiny of what’s permitted in that part of town.
Local group,“U-Act,” forms to resist Trump administration policies
Now that the inauguration is over and the reality of the new administration is setting in, many people who have not previously been political activists are finding themselves unable to stay silent.
Hein’s state-of-the-county speech touts achievements, sets course for 2017
Ulster is the only “net carbon-neutral” county in the state, said Hein, in which “100 percent of our energy does come from renewable resources, and nobody else is even close.”
New Paltz Democrats ditch caucus for primary
The change will make voting quicker, though it has its downsides.
New web-based system augments HealthAlliance’s stroke care
Officials at HealthAlliance of Hudson Valley say that new technology will help fill gaps in critically needed specialties and save precious minutes when dealing with strokes and other neurological emergencies.
Neko Sushi to become Lola’s Cafe
“It will serve healthy locally-sourced sandwiches, soups, salads, wraps, ‘bowls’ and the like. As with their other location . . . overall, a business plan similar to Main Course. The New Paltz location will be open later than Poughkeepsie, will have outdoor seating and is likely to serve beer and wine.”
Demonstrators at Congressman John Faso’s home ask him to oppose Trump’s plans
Roughly 1,000 people protested outside Republican congressman John Faso’s Kinderhook office and home last Saturday. If the mood that had driven the crowd to the congressman’s doors was grim, the protest itself was a peaceful, even buoyant affair.