Why a Bluestone Sidewalk Increases Your Curb Appeal -- and Property Value. Those idyllic slabs of antique bluestone are among the more memorable sidewalks in New York City. ‘Columbus Avenue, Rainy Day ...

The fate of bluestone sidewalks and long-unused bluestone steps piled in Church Street Park inspired an hour of public comments by about a dozen residents at Monday’s Port Jervis Common Council ...

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. – The never-ending saga of replacing the bluestone sidewalks on Main Street may have overcome yet another delay after state officials reviewed slight discrepancies with the g… ...

The bluestone sidewalks throughout Oak Park’s shopping districts will be getting a $92,000 touch-up, but one village board member continues to be outspoken against the material. Though the ...

At least three times in recent weeks, someone has pried the valuable heavy slabs of bluestone rock from sidewalks in the city of Kingston. The latest theft surfaced on Facebook Thursday, ...

In the near future, Midtown Kingston, long neglected, faces the prospect of another loss. The Franklin Street sidewalk project would erase an important feature that contributes to the neighborhood ...

The sidewalks dated back 130 years. The city is replacing a sidewalk outside the Snug Harbor cultural center, but there is concern the city is changing the neighborhoods character. Open in Our App ...

Haywood Street's crumbling bluestone sidewalks finally will be replaced, but it's going to be a major disruption for merchants. Local Sports High School Huddle Scene Advertise Obituaries ...

The Oak Park village board has authorized staff to redesign a portion of the South Boulevard sidewalk to allow for additional outdoor dining space. The South Boulevard streetscape project, which ru… ...

This photo was sent in earlier this morning by a resident of South Portland Avenue alarmed by the sight she woke up to this morning: A crew from the city's Department of Design and Construction ...

Bluestone (Slate), 50 in. h. x 49 in. w. x 29 in. d. Artist: Boaz Vaadia, b. 1951, Gat Rimon, Israel, Israeli-American, living in New York.