The dream of a Fire District in New Paltz heats up
The creation of a joint fire district for the town and village of New Paltz will be a point of
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Four run for mayor of New Paltz
On Tuesday, May 5, residents of the Village of New Paltz will once again cast their votes to decide who
Wilmorite court ruling questions viability of PILOTs under 2% tax cap
The decision handed down on March 17 by judge Michael H. Melkonian in the New York State Supreme Court of
New Paltz town and village planning boards meet to discuss a more unified community
The two planning boards of New Paltz — town and village — met together Monday night, in what may be
Neighbors share their concerns about Trailview Place development in Highland
The town of Lloyd has a plan for the hamlet of Highland: that’s where most of the people should live,
Highland voters pass bond issue proposal for new library by 62.5 percent majority
Voters in the Highland Central School District approved the Highland Public Library’s $4.8 million bond issue proposal at the polls on
New Paltz Village Board settles mayor’s salary lawsuit, tweaks parking proposals
The most significant occurrence at the New Paltz Village Board’s February 25 meeting came at the very end, when nearly
Jason West announces his bid for reelection as mayor for the Village of New Paltz
Election Day for offices in the Village of New Paltz is coming up on May 5, and there’s less than
New Paltz town, village agree to move forward on water/sewer infrastructure, Comprehensive Plan and microgrid proposal
“Something good came out of something horrible.” Thus did Town of New Paltz supervisor Susan Zimet characterize the new spirit
Ulster County greenlights repair/replacement of New Paltz’s Carmine Liberta
All roads may lead to Rome, proverbially; but in the mid-Hudson, all trails — rail trails especially — seem to