Politics & Government

A proposed new noise ordinance would limit the days and times of amplified outdoor live music...

Signs are cluttering up the Woodstock streetscape, and something needs to be done about it...

In less than a month, New Paltz Town Supervisor Neil Bettez will be leaving the supervisor's office...

Months ahead of the planned retirement of Town of Ulster Supervisor James E. Quigley, III...

Mayor Steve Noble and Common Council president Andrea Shaut have proposed removal of the iconic canopies along portions of North...

After being rejected by the ZBA in February, the developers of a potential hotel, cafe and market on Mill Hill...

A handful of residents attended the public hearing regarding the Village of Saugerties budget on Monday, April 1.

United States congressmember Pat Ryan sponsored and attended the three-hour Senior Resource Fair...

On March 26, 2024, Camilla Bradley, owner of the controversial Awosting Club campground site in Gardiner...

Voters will make their own decision in November, but due to the lateness in the election cycle candidates will be...

The Eighmeys add to their charges...

Hurley's town board has approved a contract for a waste diversion plan, despite the concerns expressed by two members.

Saugerties Mayor Bill Murphy is pushing back...

A proposed subdivision to create 12 residential building lots in the Town of New Paltz is working its way through...

The funds will be in addition to the $21.7 million already received through a RAISE grant last year.

A new policy barring Facebook comments has been suggested for the Town of Hurley...

Gabi Madden hopes to unseat first-term incumbent assemblymember Sarahana Shrestha...

An early sentence in Tuesday’s press release attributed to governor Kathy Hochul provided the alert reader the tipoff. 

The political picture is extremely complex, with many factors at play.

More than 20 people spoke at the board’s meeting on Wednesday, March 20.