Woodstock board weighs tree plan
A proposal to create a volunteer committee dedicated to the protection and preservation of the town’s trees met with an
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Questions linger in wake of Woodstock ethics case
An ethics case involving two Woodstock Town Board members has depleted the ranks of the Ethics Board and raised lingering
First woman elected to Woodstock Fire Company’s governing board
Sharon Wilber, a longtime member of the town’s volunteer fire department, on December 10 became the first woman ever elected
County creates phone app for helping those in distress
“I’m at the lunch table with somebody. I’m 16.” Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is sitting in his office, holding
Malloy and Storms win Shandaken town board seats; DiModica keeps assessor post
The Democrats held their post-election party in a brightly lit art gallery and checked for returns on a laptop, while
Rozzelle wins for Olive supervisor, but board swings to GOP
Olive elected its first woman supervisor…and first new figure in the town’s top spot for decades Tuesday night, as 31-year
Gibson, Eldridge are on opposite sides of national debate
Everyone’s been on the edge of their seats regarding Washington politics of late, with the shutdown entering its third week
Former Woodstock supervisor Kellogg seeks Hurley top spot
Former Woodstock town supervisor Tracy Kellogg is challenging 18-year Hurley supervisor Gary Bellows for his job this election season, seeking
Gibson says he’ll oppose Obama OK to strike Syria
U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, in an interview Tuesday, September 3, stuck by his August 31 statement saying he will vote
Dems give Stanley a free ride
Now that the Shandaken Democrats have held their August 26 caucus, the way is clear for Rob Stanley to run