Gardiner Dems nominate Carl Zatz, Warren Wiegand, Laura Walls, Bruce Blatchly and Brian Stiscia; drop Mike Reynolds
On Thursday, July 30, some 200 registered Democrats caucused at the Gardiner Town Hall to choose Democratic Party nominees for
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Lloyd Democrats select Claire Winslow, Mike Guerriero, Joseph Mazzetti, Eugene Rizzo and Richard Klotz
Caucusing cooperatively, members of the Democratic party in the Town of Lloyd selected their candidates without controversy, or the need
Village of New Paltz to purchase 64.5-acre parcel to complete core of Mill Brook Preserve
Culminating more than a decade of study, planning and negotiation following the “Beavergate” trapping controversy of the early 20-aughts, preservation
New Paltz to hire former councilwoman Jean Gallucci for comptroller position
Following a two-hour-long executive session at the end of the July 16 meeting of the New Paltz Town Board, board
Rosendale breaks ground for new Town Pool
Though the weather was hot and muggy, with a threatening sky, Wednesday, July 8 was a banner day for Rosendalers
Architect gives preliminary thumbs-up to reconstruction on former New Paltz Town Hall site
The New Paltz Town Board got some encouraging news at its July 9 special meeting from Joe Hurwitz, the architect
New Paltz Village Board member Don Kerr urges reconsideration of Wallkill River drinking water option
The New Paltz Village Board’s June 24 meeting was the first for newly elected trustee Don Kerr, and he immediately
Republicans pick slate for Lloyd town races
Candidates may be lining up to run in a presidential election that’s still over a year away, but locally, parties
Carmine Liberta Bridge Committee gains consensus, takes summer recess
When it comes to the new-and-improved Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz, check another item off the list. Lighting for
Jeff Logan harassment charge to be dismissed
New Paltz deputy town supervisor Jeff Logan is unlikely to suffer any penalty for allegedly whispering a profanity-laced tirade into