Looking ahead to 2016 in Lloyd
Paul Hansut will be sworn in for his third term as Lloyd town supervisor on January 6, in a ceremony
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Collaboration key in 2016 says New Paltz mayor Tim Rogers
As New Paltz Mayor Tim Rogers sees it, virtually everything he’d like to see accomplished in 2016 depends upon working
New Paltz’s next town supervisor Neil Bettez anticipates full plate
Neil Bettez will take the office of New Paltz town supervisor on January 1, and with it he will achieve
Outgoing New Paltz Town Supervisor Susan Zimet lists her accomplishments
December 17 was the last time that the current New Paltz Town Board met, and outgoing supervisor Susan Zimet used
Carl Zatz taken out of Gardiner Transfer Station chain of command following Ethics Board report
Prompted by recommendations issued by the Town of Gardiner’s Board of Ethics following its investigation of a complaint filed against
Towns work to keep street name signs replaced and up-to-date
Every once in awhile, a street name sign gets put up that isn’t quite right. It might be that there’s
New Paltz town and village boards discuss plans for a shared municipal center
The public got its first peek at plans for a municipal center to be built where the New Paltz Town
$80-million hotel and condominium complex proposed for the Village of New Paltz
Developers have been eyeing the land adjacent to New Paltz Village Hall, nicknamed “the pit,” for decades. It’s one of
New Paltz Town Board approves 2016 budget, including supervisor pay cut
The New Paltz Town Board approved a spending plan of approximately $11,350,000 at its October 29 meeting, a 1.13% increase
New Paltz deputy supervisor confronts former village trustee about missing campaign signs
Halloween isn’t just a day for lavish costumes and plumbing the deepest candy reserves. It can also be a time