Eye in the Sky grapples with the morality of drone warfare
The technological cutting edge of military weaponry always seems to advance faster than humankind’s ability to process its moral and
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Mohonk Preserve hosts Bridge 2 Bridge five-mile run, offers free one-month passes to Ulster County residents
If you rely on a snow base ample enough for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing to provide opportunities for outdoor exercise
YA author Susannah Appelbaum launches latest novel Divah at Inquiring Minds on April 3
Susannah Appelbaum, author of the popular YA fantasy trilogy The Poisons of Caux, will be on hand at the Inquiring
Exhibition of paintings by Amy Coté and Matthew Zappala opens April 3 at Unison
“Imagination in Flight” is the title of a new gallery exhibition opening this Sunday, April 3 at the Unison Arts
Antiques Roadshow-style appraisal event to benefit newly formed New Paltz Historical Society
If the phrase “New Paltz Historical Society” gets you thinking that it’s the former name for Historic Huguenot Street, before
Men in tights get in fights: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice
Sometimes it’s best to go with your gut. Having found Zack Snyder’s 2013 intro to the DC Comics cinematic universe,
“Dine to Donate” at McGillicuddy’s raises funds for specially adapted homes for disabled vets
Just about everyone gives lip service to the sacrifices made by members of America’s armed forces, especially those who have
New Paltz Church Council kicks off Holy Week with Palm Sunday procession
The first day of spring this year was also Palm Sunday, and though the chilly, overcast weather didn’t exactly evoke
Jeremy Phillips brings Schatzi’s gastropub to New Paltz
Paltzonians, rejoice! Another fine new restaurant and tavern has opened downtown, expanding our culinary and beverage choices. With 16 newly
Bardavon & UPAC to simultaneously screen Met’s Madama Butterfly
Usually, when the Bardavon presents one of its very popular opera screenings from The Met: Live in HD, it’s shown