A planned session on racial equity scheduled for the January 24 meeting of the New Paltz Central School District Board of Education didn’t go entirely as organizers may have intended, but community members organized around this issue appear to have gotten closer to achieving one of their goals, the establishment of a board committee that would oversee such issues in the district.
First responders are saving multiple lives a month. By distributing Narcan to the public and providing training, a new program hopes to save even more.
Father and son runners Austin and Griffin Rynne bore the torch to the overlook at the Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz on Tuesday morning, where games officials stopped for pictures with local dignitaries and trails advocates.
A public hearing was held on Jan. 16 and another will be held Feb. 6 on the project, which includes 46 apartments above a floor of retail space, and would be located on North Chestnut St. in the village of New Paltz.
The plan to save Taliaferro Farms would involve a $387,000 payment from the town’s open space funds, Scenic Hudson and Ulster County to the property owner to forego development rights.
By contracting with a single trash hauler to service the entire town, local officials aim to cut costs and wear and tear on town and village roads. But some residents say they should be allowed to choose their own hauler.
A proposal to subdivide property at 129 Plains Road in New Paltz has raised red flags for some nearby neighbors, who are concerned about how the proposal would impact both the view and the flow of water.
A little over a year after the New Paltz School District decided to stop celebrating Columbus Day, the town is poised to follow suit.
After interviewing several candidates, New Paltz Town Council members last week appointed Stana Weisburd to complete the unexpired Planning Board term of Lagusta Yearwood, and Matt DiDonna to a full, seven-year term.
The Accord brewery’s new space is in the heart of the village.