Gardiner Day attracts a record-breaking crowd of more than 2,000 (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5807] Photos by Lauren Thomas The 24th annual Gardiner Day was a resounding success this past Saturday at
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Survivors remember the lost at 9/11 memorial gathering in Highland
Hung from the crane of Highland’s Fire Engine #45, a large American flag billowed in the hot evening wind as
Lloyd Dems nominate Guerriero, Indelicato, Lombardi, Peplow and Klotz
The Lloyd Democratic caucus packed the house at St. Augustine’s Catholic School this past Monday night. The Democratic Committee is
Lloyd residents debate future of Highland Public Library
The Highland Public Library Board held its first of three public forums last Thursday night to help determine the future
Vandals desecrate Highland Cemetery
In the late-night or early-morning hours of Wednesday, Sept. 5, vandals knocked over approximately 136 tombstones at the Highland Cemetery
Zimet, Torres, Logan, Marx and Katz nominated by New Paltz Democrats
A packed Democratic caucus this past Monday night resulted in the incumbent Democratic supervisor Susan Zimet winning her party’s nod
Personally speaking with Craig Chapman
A New Paltz resident, born and bred, has helped open up the Wallkill River to a bevy of local and
Price increase, time decrease prompts temporary bagging of New Paltz parking meters
The red bags covering many of the parking meters in downtown New Paltz might have local residents and tourists alike
Village of New Paltz moves forward with Peace Park stream daylighting project
The Village of New Paltz has gone out to bid for its stream daylighting project. This project proposes to unearth
Lloyd residents get first look at proposed Comprehensive Master Plan update
After a year-and-a-half of research, writing and revision, the Town of Lloyd’s Comprehensive Master Plan Update Committee presented its proposed