Gardiner Summer Camp closes out 2013 season (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5573] Photos by Rich Corozine Last week, kids from the Gardiner Summer Recreation Camp huddled under the pavilion
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Chodikee Lake area has storied, colorful history
Tucked away, north of Route 299 in Highland, is a quiet, 100-acre lake with a long and colorful history. Shaped like a spade on a playing card, Chodikee Lake has been home to religious cultists, wild men, farmers, bootleggers, an all-boys school, a fancy hotel, a summer camp, a lovable tramp, orthodox Jews and juvenile offenders.
New Paltz celebrates its third Japanese Bon-Odori Festival (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5495] Photos by Lauren Thomas Under mostly clear blue skies and towering puffy white clouds — which eventually
The Big Band Sound to play Unison’s Ice Cream Social
Looking for a mix of big band jazz, summertime fun and an old-fashioned ice cream social? Well, Unison Arts Center
New Paltz needs new water supply before 2016
Drinking water and how to get it has become an urgent issue in New Paltz, which faces a thirsty future
Nearly $100M in construction to start at SUNY New Paltz in the fall
In terms of construction, SUNY New Paltz is in for some good news: Two projects are finished and New York
Wallkill River found to have high fecal pollution levels
On the wall in Town Hall in New Paltz are five charts emblazoned with a central scarlet column. Occasionally, but
Gardiner’s Bounty returns to aid the library
Fans of the Gardiner Library will again have a chance to raise money for their favorite biblioteca this year during
Personally speaking: Matt Eyler
The Rotary Club in New Paltz now has a new leader — one Matt Eyler. In June, the local Rotarians
Hudson Valley Chalk Festival draws out fun (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5326] Photos by Lauren Thomas Cordoned off from the hustle and bustle of Water Street Market in New