New Paltz could save $1.6M if town, village merge, officials say
The final financial study of a consolidated New Paltz is in, and it seems to spell good things for both
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Half-mile access road in Gardiner pits neighbors against neighbors
Charles Majestic walks through the old 1740s-era stone house he rebuilt with his father from the pile of rubble it
Final public hearing on Jan. 14 seeks input on Park Point
People looking to say their piece in person about Wilmorite’s proposed Park Point student housing project in New Paltz have
Newtown school shootings lead to local security reassessments
In the wake of last month’s tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., parents in New Paltz came
New Paltz anti-frackers to lobby Albany
Bolstered by some success at home in New Paltz, anti-fracking activists said they’re ready to take the fight to the
Water Street Cinema’s Sachar responds to neighbors’ concerns
Howard Sachar has had a long history with independent cinema. He’s a volunteer with the Rosendale Theater Collective. He loved
Father and son set up healthy vending kiosks
Jeremy Phillips and his dad Glenn have an idea they think people in New Paltz and the rest of the
Residents gather at the New Paltz Jewish Community Center to celebrate Hanukkah
Sitting cross-legged on the floor of the New Paltz Jewish Community Center, a group of three girls spun a dreidel
New Paltz town, village merger vote will be put off; public meeting on Dec. 17
After more than three hours of discussion and public comment, New Paltz’s elected officials essentially opted to delay a March
Apocalypse soon
Very soon December 21, 2012, the supposed date of the Mayan apocalypse, will be upon us. Fortunately, this author has