Looking forward in Rosendale: Jeanne Walsh has lots more infrastructure to fix in 2017
November 2017 may be eleven months away, but Jeanne Walsh has already decided to run for a fourth term as supervisor for the Town of Rosendale.
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Looking forward in Gardiner: Marybeth Majestic seeks more civic engagement in 2017
“The way the world is now, we can only make real change on the local level. I would like to hear from people more in a positive way.”
Town of Lloyd supervisor Paul Hansut is looking forward to new challenges in 2017
Lloyd Town supervisor Paul Hansut has spent 2016 fixing problems that were causing strife among town officials and residents, and he hopes to continue doing so into 2017.
Fire destroys home on Valdine Drive in New Paltz
A residence located at 12 Valdine Drive in the Town of New Paltz was completely destroyed by a fire that started just before midnight on Saturday, December 17.
New Paltz Town hall demolition slated for next month; road closure to begin this week
Tearing down a building is not as easy as just hiring someone with a bulldozer and a wrecking ball.
Mumps outbreak continues; New Paltz Middle School student diagnosed with probable case
Statewide, there have been 147 confirmed or probable cases of mumps reported so far this year, compared with 24 cases in all of 2015. There have been 69 confirmed or probable cases at SUNY New Paltz.
Rosendale to offer free charging station for electric cars
The Town of Rosendale has decided to move ahead with plans to install a charging station for electric vehicles at the rear of the municipal parking lot behind the Rosendale Theatre.
New Paltz Dems discuss Trump, party’s future in election post-mortem
Democrats nationwide are asking difficult questions following an election that reduced the party’s national power to its lowest level in over a century.
Construction begins on six-mile trail linking downtown New Paltz to Shawangunk Ridge
The six-mile River-to-Ridge Trail will feature pathways running beside farm fields and over gently rolling hills, providing direct access to more than 90 miles of recreational carriage roads and trails at the Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park Preserve. The trail will also enable walkers and cyclists to safely bypass Route 299, currently the primary road leading from New Paltz to the preserves.
New Paltz planners consider tougher review process for Zero Place, a mixed-use development in the village
Planners had been considering a form of review that was less onerous, but also less defined. Both developers and opponents had issues with it.