Letters (Aug. 23-30)
Casinos have changed The casino towns grew up, deservedly so, with a bad reputation. Towns like “Sin City” were built
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College welcomes 1,850 new first-year and transfer students
SUNY New Paltz will welcome 1,155 new first-year students to the College during the annual Moving-in Day beginning at 10
DOT: More spaces at Thruway park-and-ride
A release from the state Department of Transportation: “In its ongoing effort to promote commuter ride sharing and help motorists
Cahill, HealthAlliance at Wednesday evening forum
Assemblyman Kevin Cahill (D- Ulster, Dutchess) and representatives from HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley will be convening a third public
Letter: Suggestions for HealthAlliance
Suggestions for HealthAlliance It’s been painful watching the HealthAlliance consolidation story unfold. Fingers are pointing, jobs are at stake, state
Labor Day weekend swim at Williams Lake to benefit the Rosendale Pool
A three-day fundraiser at Williams Lake will be held over Labor Day weekend to raise money to restore the Rosendale
RUPCO begins taking applications for Woodstock Commons
The following came from RUPCO this week: Less than 13 months after ground-breaking on construction, Rural Ulster Preservation Company (RUPCO)
New Paltz Chamber of Commerce releases commemorative coin
The New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce, along with its president Michael Smith and Arthur Hash of the SUNY New
Water chestnut eradication update
In early July ECC has began an attack on the rapidly spreading Water Chestnuts across from the Saugerties Beach. For
Hot Rats, Four Saints & many mandalas
Documentary about composer Joel Thome’s comeback from stroke screens this weekend in Rosendale & Woodstock Joel Thome may not be