Primary preview: Who’s on the ballot in Ulster County
More than 37,000 Ulster County Democrats will be eligible to vote in the Tuesday, September 9 primary for offices ranging
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Few accept Defense Department weapons at the local level
What are the chances of the police in our area showing up at a mass gathering with armored cars and
This fall’s big race
The local race for Congress pits a relative newcomer to the Hudson Valley with deep pockets and a progressive agenda
Library board hears it again over annex plan
Those opposed seemed to echo support of the library in general, but appear aghast at the project’s scope and the
Federal plan will hike rates for local customers
It’s a familiar scenario. Warning about shortages, the state’s electrical utilities are pushing for greater energy supplies. Environmentally aware citizens’
Woodstock listens to electrical ideas
As Central Hudson ratepayers struggle with sky-high bills in this unusually cold winter, Woodstock officials sought advice on how they
Woodstock board moves to make Zena school conversion legal
The abandoned Zena Elementary School is one step closer to being a thriving, vibrant space for learning once again. At
Winter’s toll on the road surfaces
Just as we’ve all grown weary of Old Man Winter, our area highway departments are doing all they can to
Woodstock officials defend Town Hall project
In response to charges that the recent renovation of Town Hall left the Tinker Street landmark with chronic heating problems
Schumer, legislature wants SSA office to stay open
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer (D-New York) and the Ulster County legislature have stepped forward in an attempt to talk the