Lagusta’s Luscious opens Commissary coffeehouse on Church Street in New Paltz
As many New Paltz Times readers already know, you don’t have to be a vegan to be crazy about Lagusta’s
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Town of Lloyd fireworks celebration packs Town Park
The dangerous thunderstorms that rained out New Paltz’s planned fireworks display on Friday ended up doing a favor for the
Big-hearted BFG is gorgeous, touching family fare
It’s always a sorry state of affairs when a really good movie tanks at the box office on account of
An unflinching-but-funny Measure for Measure at Boscobel
Perplexed as he was by the question, “What does a woman want?” it seems likely that Sigmund Freud was unfamiliar
Stone House Day in Hurley on Saturday
Unlike the stone houses on New Paltz’s historic Huguenot Street, which are kept open to the public on a regular
Woodland Pond hosts fifth annual Garden Tour
Last Friday the Woodland Pond Gardeners hosted their fifth annual Garden Tour, with this year’s theme “Summer in Bloom —
Popping Pop’s bubble
In 1811, young poet-to-be Percy Bysshe Shelley was expelled from Oxford University for anonymously publishing a pamphlet titled The Necessity
The one that got away
School’s out for the summer, so kid-friendly movies are needed to provide air-conditioned refuges for families on brutally hot and
Outdoor sculpture exhibition in New Paltz
Along with the big guns like the Storm King Art Center and Art OMI, the mid-Hudson Valley boasts a variety
America, as seen through its villains
Stephen Sondheim has never been afraid to visit the dark side of the stage musical, and with the possible exception