Selux expands again, Servpro will build
There is going to be more light industry in the town of Lloyd, some of it quite literally “light.” Last
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Referendum to decide on $70,000 budget increase for library
A referendum on whether the New Paltz town budget should increase its annual support for the Elting Memorial Library in
“Bulletproof” Water District proposal draws warmer response from Plains Road residents in New Paltz
At a packed informational meeting last Thursday about the proposed creation of a new Water District 5 in New Paltz,
New Paltz Republicans nominate Bob Gabrielli, Ray Lunati, Rosanna Mazzaccari and Chris Marx
For all that it followed the same general script, the differences between the Democratic and Republican caucuses in New Paltz
Rosendale Dems nominate Walsh, Hughes, Lipari, Kniceley & Gallagher
In 1931 bandleader/crooner Rudy Vallée starred in Musical Justice, a short film in which a live-action Betty Boop (played by
New Paltz officials address concerns from Plains Road residents regarding proposed water district #5
New Paltz town and village officials are seeking to ease concerns voiced by Plains Road residents regarding the proposed water
Fall leaf pickup back on schedule for the Town of New Paltz
The Town of New Paltz has announced that it will again be doing leaf and yard refuse collection this fall.
Village of New Paltz welcomes new code officer Bryant Arms
The building department of the Village of New Paltz has seen a lot of changes in recent weeks, with personnel
Gardiner GOP nominates Majestic, Reynolds, Rondinelli, Petrone & Stiscia for town posts, Hinson for legislature
On August 10, dozens of Gardiner Republicans caucused at Town Hall to choose their slate of candidates for this November’s
Political Affairs Committee keeps Woodland Pond residents current on local issues, candidates
According to the US Census Bureau, voters aged 65 and older had a 72 percent turnout during the last presidential