NDSO to perform Rodgers & Hammerstein at new CIA theater
Whatever happened to Rodgers and Hammerstein? Young theater fans these days may know all the songs from Les Mis and
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Dorsky’s upcoming Videofreex exhibition preserves memories of electronics revolution
Next Saturday, February 7, the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art on the SUNY-New Paltz campus will officially kick off its
Town and village boards resolve to work together on water, sewer issues
There was both good news and bad news coming out of the joint meeting of New Paltz’s town and village
Vassar’s Modfest highlights Alice in Wonderland sesquicentennial
Now in its 13th year, Modfest is Vassar College’s annual winter series of free programs and performances celebrating 20th– and
Slick cyberterrorism thriller Blackhat is mostly empty calories
It’s always a little intriguing when a new movie is released and its reviews are all over the map, from
New Paltz Town Board, plant site opponents trade barbs at contentious meeting
Municipal officials in many places are sometimes moved to joke ruefully about town meetings being stormed by citizens waving torches
D&H Canal Historical Society awarded grant to acquire Depuy Canal House
For the past 45 years, thanks to the genius of chef/owner John Novi, the Depuy Canal House Restaurant in the
The Huguenot in New Paltz
Since its opening in 2011, Nathan and Bonnie Snow’s restaurant at 46 Main Street, A Tavola, has been racking up
Murphy’s Bistro and Tavern in High Falls
For foodies in the vicinity of High Falls, there’s good news and bad news. The bad news is that two
Old-World gourmet goodies at Russo’s Italian Deli
There are certain types of businesses that are essential to have in a town the size of New Paltz, if