Amal’s Authentic Middle Eastern Cuisine opens in New Paltz
If you like healthy, fresh food, a warm and friendly environment to dine at or to order out, then the
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Poverty Barn in New Paltz breathes new life into old furniture
Two friends have teamed up to put their passion, expertise and craftsmanship to work at the recently opened Poverty Barn
Musicians sans Frontières organize underage-friendly concert series at St. Joe’s
While there is a thriving music scene in New Paltz, it typically takes place between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Gardiner: Looking back and looking ahead
In 2013, the quaint Town of Gardiner saw a major project come to fruition, increased attendance at its signature community
Reformed Church choir kids decorate candy houses with Reverend Lee Gartrell (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=6559] Photos by Lauren Thomas For more than 15 years, Reverend Lee Gartrell has been making gingerbread houses
Bob Larsen and Robi Josephson write new book on Trapps Hamlet
The release of the gripping and provocative nonfiction book An Unforgiving Land, by local authors Bob Larsen and Robi Josephson
Toni Morrison novella is this year’s One Book/One New Paltz pick
The One Book/One New Paltz Committee has announced its eighth annual communitywide book selection: Home, by Nobel laureate Toni Morrison.
Bra-decorating contest raises funds for breast cancer research
The Jenkinstown Day Spa took Breast Cancer Awareness Month to a whole new artistic level with a bra-decorating contest. Lauren
NPHS Drama Club stages “The Curious Savage”
The New Paltz High School Drama Club is set to tackle The Curious Savage, a comedy written by John Patrick,
Dressel Farms introduces two new apple varieties
Two new apple varieties, Snapdragon and Ruby Frost, are being harvested and sold for the first time at Dressel Farms