Poison ivy thrives in the shadow of human activity in New Paltz
Not long after he was elected mayor of New Paltz a year ago, Tim Rogers made an off-handed comment that
All posts by Terence P. Ward
New Paltz teachers paint Main Street red as a sign of frustration over lack of contract
Unionized school teachers in the New Paltz district were joined by congressional candidate Zephyr Teachout as they ramped up their
No EIS required for Mohonk Preserve’s Foothills Project
AFTER EIGHT MONTHS of hearings that provided hundreds of pages and countless hours of testimony, New Paltz Town Planning Board
Conflict of interest charges are alleged against Dave Clouser and his involvement with the Foothills project
Some residents who have been asking New Paltz Town Planning Board members for more study regarding the Foothills project are
Local New Paltz leaders collaborate on Downtown Revitalization
Governor Andrew Cuomo has released the latest in his competition-based municipal aid packages, and it’s gotten some heads turning in
Residents and applicants share their views about the new NBR zoning in New Paltz
Public comment at New Paltz Village Planning Board meetings has been a relatively quiet affair since it was instituted in
Sign ordinance in the Town of New Paltz is outdated
Signage for businesses is changing as fast as technology, but the ordinance that regulates how they’re used in the Town
Push for the Pledge persists in New Paltz
At last week’s New Paltz Town Board meeting, members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post spoke in favor
Growing concern: Zoning relief sought in New Paltz agricultural district
Farmers may be celebrated in certain corners of New Paltz, but perhaps not so much in Town Hall. It’s not
Studley barn demolition imminent in New Paltz
The iconic red barn on Butterville Road in New Paltz, once owned by Julian Studley, will soon be coming down,