Earth Day is a great time for a spring cleanup
New Paltz may have more going on for Earth Day than practically anywhere else. And surrounding towns have been increasingly
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Creating a Ludwig Day
For many people, the first time that Ludwig Montesa noticed you, came running down Main Street and said hello –
Composer Bertolozzi eyes Eiffel, reflects on ‘Bridge Music’
Since 2009, people at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge have heard music. During warmer months, they’ve heard strange percussive
Eva Hayes recounts her oceanographic adventures
Not many college students know how to manage a complex rigging system, navigate by the stars alone or judge distance
Sesame Street’s stolen thunder now belongs to DJ Lance
Recently, I’ve had occasion to watch a little too much children’s television. And by “too much,” I mean I suddenly
SUNY New Paltz projects will face delay
A glut of building projects in the State University of New York system will mean delays on two projects here
Antilogy Design is New Paltz’s custom T-shirt shop
Jim Moore walks around his shop in New Paltz. Inside it smells a bit like an elementary school art room
Event honors the memory of the nearly forgotten New Paltz African ancestors
When the Huguenots left Europe to escape religious torment, they knew a little something about oppression. So how did it
New Paltz Chamber releases a guide for businesses applying to the planning-zoning boards
The New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce wants to clear the path for businesses to open up shop in the
New Paltz parents still looking to ban vacation homework
After receiving a lot of media attention and some recognition from school officials, the parents in New Paltz who started