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Dec 26, 2015 · HILLSDALE--Town Supervisor Art Baer presided over his 156th and final board meeting Tuesday, December 15. The first business report was a presentation by Christopher Cornwall and Lou Bach, representatives from the engineering consulting firm of Greenman-Pedersen Inc. (GPI) updating the sidewalks and sewer plans.
Hillsdale Town Supervisor Art Baer has announced he will not seek re-election in November. The 12-year veteran of the Columbia County Board of Supervisors broke the news in an interview with Victor Mendolia on WGXC ,Wed., Jun. 17: PLAY (00:42) Baer is a Long Island native, and he moved to the affluent southern county town of Hillsdale 30 years ago.
Art Baer, the Columbia County Budget Officer and Hillsdale Supervisor who was singled out by party chiefs for the county's GOP, Conservatives and Independence Party in a major public snit of late, has responded to those asking for his removal in a very public letter printed in local newspapers this week, including the Register Star. In it, he ...
Oct 18, 2011 · Columbia County is facing three major challenges and incumbent Hillsdale Supervisor Art Baer finds the solution to these challenges to lie in the promotion of economic development.
Dec 28, 2014 · HILLSDALE—At the December 16 meeting of the Hillsdale Town Board, Supervisor Art Baer reported that the town has contributed $12,500 toward a settlement with the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) involving the Cobble Pond Farm gas station at the corner of Routes 22 and 23.
HILLSDALE—At a budget hearing held before the regular meeting of the Town Board this week, town Supervisor Art Baer said, “I’m projecting revenue to be down slightly.” The Board went through each department’s budget request at the September 16 session, discussing places where spending needed to be reduced or increased.…
What had been the brouhaha of the moment for the final weeks of 2010, when Hillsdale Supervisor Art Baer questioned party leaders' decision to oust him as the county's Chief Budget Officer, quietly receded into history with a unanimous vote at the county's reorganization meeting this week.
