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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — The village of Saugerties is the only village in the state to receive a “significant fiscal stress” designation, according to a report by released Wednesday by the state Comptroller’s Office. But Saugerties Mayor Bill Murphy challenged the score. According to state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office. Saugerties received a score of 85 for […]

Eric Lach on how paddling in the Gowanus Canal, in Brooklyn, has inspired Brad Vogel to write poetry about toxic sludge, floating condoms, and gentrification.

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Locals admiring his newest Banksy work in London suggested the prime suspect might have let his mask slip by turning up at the scene and being caught on camera.

The man behind the paintings remains one of the most closely guarded secrets in the world, but that hasnt stopped people from speculating.

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KINGSTON, N.Y. — The city is considering a real-estate transfer tax to help fund a number of initiatives in its still-to-be-adopted 2023 Community Preservation Plan that include space conservation and historic preservation. During a presentation at the Common Council’s March Laws and Rules Committee meeting, Julie Noble, the city’s environmental education and sustainability coordinator, shared […]

The New York City Council has voted in favor of a resolution to require cruise ships to use shore power when they moor at city facilities. The measure...

How Sepia Coffee Project is connecting Black and brown Detroiters to underrepresented coffee growers

The Midtown Community Court was founded 30 years ago as a “problem-solving court” designed to unjam the city’s jails and courtrooms by providing social services and other programming to low-level criminal offenders in lieu of more serious penalties. Since then, courts following similar models have quietly spread to almost every state in the country, and plans for even more are in the works.