Neighbors object to proposed Water Street Cinema
John Litton made a face when he pointed down to Water Street Market’s upper parking lot. Next to him Nancy
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Walkway volunteers get shelter, donors praised
During a snow storm on a gray November afternoon, officials with the Walkway Over the Hudson State Park unveiled the
Manny’s: New Paltz’s oldest art store to turn 50
Since mid-October, work crews have toiled to upgrade the look of a New Paltz Main Street landmark — Manny’s Art
Shaking It For a Cause returns for fifth year at Bacchus
For the fifth year in a row, bands will take to the stage at Bacchus in New Paltz to play
Student, professors, residents weigh in on SUNY’s Park Point
College officials and developer Wilmorite have seized on Nov. 2’s public hearing for Park Point, the proposed on-campus apartment complex,
Elting Library honors donors
After six years and a couple of unforeseen delays, Elting Memorial Library unveiled a plaque last weekend honoring the nearly
Village, town eye March 19 for New Paltz consolidation vote
If it all works out the way the majority of the village and town boards hope, New Paltzians could be
Grand opening held for New Paltz ReUse Center
Recycling fanatics, DIY’ers and artists have a little something to feel good about. The Town of New Paltz staged a
New Paltz’s True Value turns 13
One of New Paltz’s handiest stores is celebrating a special birthday this year — True Value on Cherry Hill Road
New Paltz schools closed Monday
Students will not have classes Monday, Oct. 29 in any of New Paltz’s four public school buildings. New Paltz Central