Friends rally to help Parkinson’s-stricken Greg Correll finish his memoir
A group of fellow writers, artists and friends has launched an Indiegogo site for local artist Greg Correll, who is
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Buying firewood
With the fall season upon us and fuel-oil prices remaining uncomfortably high, many homeowners are getting ready to stoke up
Chamber gears up for 22nd annual Taste of New Paltz on Sept. 16
It’s part of what makes September so sweet: the 22nd annual Taste of New Paltz slated for the Ulster County
At Wilklow’s, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
For more than a century-and-a-half, the members of the Wilklow family have grown fruit on their land at the base
Mayor Jason West advocates for more expansive village chicken-keeping
After months of revisions, public input and internal debate, by a four-to-one vote New Paltz’s village board has voted to
The Hurds have expanded their Modena farm to include high levels of visitation
Hurd’s Family Farm in Modena, now into its seventh generation of farmers, keeps growing its agri-tourism business every year. It’s
Opus 40
In an abandoned Saugerties quarry, Opus 40 is an inspiring artistic and sculptural environment. Purchased in 1938 by Harvey Fite,
Ethan Jackman to open scooter rental near Walkway
Highland has a new railway station and it will be open for business this Friday, Aug. 24. Although it looks
Local historian collects wild and wooly stories in “Wicked Ulster County”
Author A.J. Schenkman’s Wicked Ulster County: Tales of Desperadoes, Gangs and More includes stories of murder, alligators in Ellenville, rogue rage-filled criminals on
“Music on the Fairways” in New Paltz will benefit Hospice
The gorgeous fairways of the New Paltz Golf Course off historic Huguenot Street will be alive with the sound of