Halloween was a real treat and at its peak in New Paltz
Halloween is one day a year when it seems like everyone in town is wearing a smile, and in 2021 the number of people in Town may have reached a new peak.
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Town of Saugerties sets 7 p.m. Halloween curfew
Saugerties Town officials unanimously approved setting a 7 p.m. curfew for Halloween this year at last Wednesday’s Town Board meeting.
Gardiner bridge closing for $393,575 replacement
Last week, the direst news in the Town of Gardiner was the impending closure of a small bridge that spans the Coxing Kill and provides access to the outside world for the residents of an isolated neighborhood in the Shawangunks known as the Clove.
New Paltz Karate Academy’s Shiai
New Paltz Karate Academy’s Shiai is a celebration of the karate community, and a testing for black-belt level students. Like many things, the dojo community has had to adapt to new challenges and overcome new obstacles. This Shiai was held outdoors and featured one of the largest groups of black-belt candidates ever.
Woodstock Library officials discuss next steps for the library
“I can’t speak for the entire board, I can speak for me. I feel like the idea of renovating the current building is very, very challenging,” Jeff Collins said.
Olive to hold meeting on hydroelectric power plant proposal
The town of Olive will be holding a Zoom meeting on March 18 to discuss a proposal for an underground
Vote on playground equipment for Kingston Point
With the City seeking additional funding, a playground will be added to the Kingston Point Park Infrastructure Improvements Project. The public is encouraged to vote on which playground design should be selected. As part of the poll, the City is proposing its first natural playscape for consideration.
Gardiner adopts Natural Resources Inventory
Culminating years of intense work, the Town of Gardiner’s Natural Resources Inventory was presented to the Town Board at its February 2 meeting and officially adopted by unanimous vote.
Cahill to honor Kingston restaurant’s 50th anniversary
On Saturday, February 13, Assemblymember Kevin A. Cahill (D-Ulster, Dutchess) will present a proclamation honoring Eddy’s Restaurant in Kingston New
New Paltz considers regulations for the use of gas-powered leaf blowers
Gas-powered leaf blowers used for an hour belch out the hydrocarbons from driving a gasoline-powered car for 1,100 miles, according to a 2015 EPA-funded study.