New Paltz Alumni Association offers free benefits, fun events, scholarships
The New Paltz Alumni Association (NPAA), whose board of directors convened for its quarterly meeting last week, has recently found
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Oyelowo makes MLK’s oratory come to life in Selma
The producers and distributors of Selma got their timing down perfectly – in some ways that were undoubtedly planned and
Commemorate Martin Luther King Day in Woodstock & Beacon
This Monday is Martin Luther King Day, and in the swirl of public reaction to recent police brutality against unarmed
Mid-Hudson Model Masters bring remote-control flight to a new generation
There used to be a time when airworthy model planes came in only a few types: There was the rubber-band-powered
Highland’s il Mercato Italian Marketplace
There have already been so many return visitors to the recently opened il Mercato Italian Marketplace at 85 North Road
Assemble dessert yourself at Delish Frozen Yogurt Café in New Paltz
Late autumn might seem like a counterintuitive time to be opening a frozen dessert business in New Paltz, especially with
Rob Marshall adapts Sondheim’s Into the Woods to the silver screen
Fairyland has long been the setting for human nightmares as well as our frothier, happier dreams. Plumbing the dark side
Iceberg Riders screening at Olana, Vassar Brothers Institute’s science & travel series
Now that the busy festivity of the year-end holidays is behind us, the specter of three months of cabin fever
Next Year’s Words bring novice & known writers together monthly at Elting Library in New Paltz
When Susan Chute first settled in New Paltz three years ago, after three decades of working as a librarian in
Supervisor Jeanne Walsh looks to maximize Town of Rosendale’s water resources in 2015
Water is much on supervisor Jeanne Walsh’s mind, as the Town of Rosendale moves into 2015 with the Williams Lake