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* Ulster County Revolving Loan Fund Committee Meeting, 3:30 p.m., KL Binder Library, 6th Floor, County Office Building, 244 Fair St., Kingston.
County lawmakers will hold a public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 17, on a proposal to add Ulster County to the growing list of counties to ban the sale of concentrated and synthetic kratom.
The Village Board has reconstituted the police equipment reserve account to conform with a state law that identifies the types of purchases that can be made with the fund.
Ulster County residents will have three opportunities next week to voice their opinions on a proposed 2027 Ulster County budget that, for the first time in over a decade, carries an increase to the property tax rate.
White Mountains Regional School District officials said Nov. 5 that they can’t yet say how deeply a voter-approved property tax cap will cut into next year’s budget. The answer depends
LITTLETON —A year and a half after a public hearing on a draft camping-by-permit policy that drew citizen concerns, the Select Board on Monday held to their decision made then
ST. JOHNSBURY — The fire chief on Monday pitched three options for the department’s future home, and none has them remaining at their current century-old Main Street location.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Hartford Selectboard Chair Ida Griesemer proposed Tuesday that the town send a letter to Lebanon, Norwich and Hanover, requesting $20,000 from each municipality for the Hartford
WHEELOCK — Former Town Clerk Carol Rossi is urging the Select Board to prepare a 2027 budget that does not raise property taxes, saying many residents cannot afford another increase.
BELMONT — The Belmont Budget Committee approved proposals from the parks and recreation and welfare departments on Nov. 5, the first evaluation of several over the course of the month
MEREDITH — The selectboard unanimously approved installing a calisthenics station donated by a local business owner, and made a plan to hold a public hearing about accepting a vehicle donation
GILFORD — Some unpacking needs to be done, and odds and ends are being finished up, but the new $11.2 million public works building is open and in use, and