Bridge across the Wallkill reopens in New Paltz, offering spectacular views
“This is so much more than just a bridge,” said county executive Mike Hein “It is a public-works project that will be beneficial to the entire county.”
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With Halloween approaching, Highland urges residents not to “joke around” about creepy clowns
“Pranks have the potential to cause tremendous fear and disruption. Any threats will be treated very seriously and those responsible will face consequences.”
Rosendale water main project mostly finished
When it comes to public disgruntlement over the water main replacement project in downtown Rosendale, the dust has settled in more ways than one.
Rosendale’s draft budget increase five-times the tax cap
“Our town’s in a really bad position.”
New Esopus Agricultural Center hosts open house
Want a glimpse into the future of farming in the Hudson Valley? Come to the open house at the Esopus Agricultural Center October 8 and meet some of the farmers, investors and organizers who are creating a new collaborative model designed to keep small-scale farming sustainable for the long term — economically as well as ecologically.
New Paltz bicyclists demand safety improvements in wake of serious crash
The improvements include buffered bicycle lanes and stiffer penalties written into share-the-road laws.
New Paltz planners delay vote on CVS project impact
The project would transform the lot nestled between the Thruway and North Putt Corners Road, across the street from Freihofer’s Bakery Outlet. Preparing this long, narrow and sloped site for a 13,225 square-foot CVS and a 2,600-square-foot Five Guys restaurant is estimated to involve removing hundreds of trees and carting in 1,600 truckloads of fill to level off the property.
New Paltz sets hearing for gateway moratorium
Council member Jeff Logan believes that, despite claims to the contrary, the moratorium proposal was intended to target the proposed CVS store.
Highland breaks ground on new library
Sunday’s groundbreaking ceremony for the new Highland Library was an event “40 years in the making,” said Joanne Loewenthal, president
New Paltz planners consider impact of Zero Place proposal
The New Paltz village planning board got a lesson in consistency while going through the potential environmental impacts of the