Kellogg challenges Bellows again in Hurley
The usually news-quiet Town of Hurley faces one of the busiest elections around in a couple of weeks, with full
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County executive race
Mike Hein, consummate politician Spend an hour talking with Mike Hein and just try to find a chink in his
Lake Hill Candidates tradition goes on
“The Congress shall have Power To…” We’re all handed a little booklet on the way in to the Company No.
Full slate for Woodstock town board
On November 3, voters will choose among two incumbents and two challengers vying for two seats on the Town Board.
No Shandaken tax cap worries
The Shandaken town board voted on October 5 to adopt a preliminary 2016 budget that estimates a 0.54 percent tax
Shandaken’s candidates
The November 3 election will present Shandaken voters with choices for two town council seats and two assessor positions. Current
Hein budget holds line on taxes
Ulster County executive Mike Hein’s proposed $330-million budget for 2016 continues a recent pattern of lowering spending and the tax
Shandaken FEMA Irene buyouts slow to arrive
A dry summer lulls us into not worrying about floods, but five inches of rain overnight brings back the concern as
Olive gets grants for town infrastructure
Earlier this month State Senator James L. Seward (R/C/I-Oneonta) announced a pair of grants he secured totaling $150,000 to assist
Shandaken GOP picks its slate
At their September 10 caucus, Shandaken Republicans packed the town hall as they chose Rob Stanley over Bob Cross as