Woodstock seeks solution to summer gridlock
Small towns with a tourism season perennially grapple with traffic, but Woodstock’s vehicular woes seem to be getting worse.
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Notes from the Saugerties Town Board: Platte Clove drivers, Glaso Tpke. speeders & new park
Mountain high, road narrow Hunter resident Roy Silver urged the town board to do more to stop large trucks from
Citizens want Woodstock to become sanctuary town
“There is a moral imperative to speak out in defense of our community,” said one resident.
Searching for the best deal on heating oil in the Hudson Valley
As air conditioners start to hum in some of the region’s warmer spots, families are hunkering down trying to figure
Highland Landing Park’s “carry in, carry out” policy being reconsidered
The park was established without trash cans, in part to ensure town employees wouldn’t have to visit it for regular maintenance.
Town of Lloyd considers requiring periodic inspections for decks following collapse that injured 3
Three persons were injured, one severely, when a deck in the town collapsed on July 4. Regular inspections could prevent future accidents.
Top bid for Kingston’s Cioni Building: $4.2 million
A New York City based-LLC has sent Uptown Kingston’s real estate boom to new heights by placing a $4.2 million bid on a Crown Street building owned by the Kingston City School District.
New Paltz eyes Hasbrouck Park improvements
Seeking state funding for improvements to the courts and a new playground, New Paltz officials are considering grouping the playground together with a proposal for a new field at the “Field of Dreams” on Libertyville Rd.
RUPCO looking at “all options” after zoning change for Alms House denied
The decision puts plans to convert the old Alms House into 66 units of senior housing on hold.
The big fix: Moriello Pool is open
Moriello Pool was finally opened last Friday, July 7, although the kiddie pool will need to have its chemicals balanced before it’s deemed ready.