Letters – 3/1 to 3/7
Banks Are People, Too In the wake of the financial crisis brought about by irresponsible lenders, it’s rare to hear
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The opportunity
In George Pattison’s interview this week, Woodstock assessor Marc Plate points out that it is best to conduct a revaluation
Shandaken’s new farm stand regs may approve Hanover Farms
On February 23, the Shandaken town board voted to adopt changes to the regulations regarding roadside farm stands, after seven
Is it time for a property revaluation in Woodstock?
In a declining real estate market, Woodstock residents face the prospect of paying a higher share of county and school
Woodstock deputy supervisor Kahn sues Onteora over gay harassment
Alleging that he “endured a hostile educational environment on account of his sexual orientation,” town of Woodstock deputy Supervisor and
Onteora board chooses grade clustering, keeps Phoenicia open
By a six-to-one vote, the Onteora Central School District Board of Education chose Model three or the Bookends plan, the
Poem of life
At the top of our list of recent books to review is a short but effective work from two longstanding
Letters – 2/23 to 2/29
The Bobby Sands Of Palestine Since 1967, Israel has maintained policies that govern all aspects of life in the Occupied
Onteora’s choice
There are three concerns in the decision to reconfigure its elementary school education that the Onteora Central School District board
Showing on the Big Stage: The Westminster Dog Show
“Right around together, and first one on the table.” Those were the first words that Judge Ralph Lemcke spoke after