Medical marijuana arrives
The era of medical marijuana in New York State is expected to officially begin later this week — at least
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Coping with kids and drugs on Tinker Street
The answers are vague, the ideas fleeting. They come and go in conversation, they’re almost abstract thoughts…here’s how you get
Maya Gold’s parents share insights on her suicide, launch foundation to help youth
On October 2, 2015, the New Paltz community was shaken to its foundations by the suicide of a bright, lovely,
Intro to Beekeeping seminar at Olive Free Library
The Olive Free Library will offer a free two-part “Introduction to Beekeeping” seminar on Saturdays, January 9 and 16 from
Kids’ Almanac (January 7-14)
Follow the Yellow Brick Road, revisit Mr. Lemoncello’s Library, make a mural or learn to keep bees
Hudson Valley Musicians’ Collective offers mic workshop in New Paltz
Around the clock and around the globe, in forums like gearslutz.com, harmony-central.com and countless others, the international community of musicians
Solar: Buy, lease — or forget the whole thing?
It was hard to imagine a few short years ago. Here in upstate New York, where it’s cloudy half the
St. Gregory’s in Woodstock seeks volunteer mosaic-makers
Arguably the most lasting and awe-inspiring accomplishment of late-medieval Europe is its legacy of beautiful cathedrals. Though initiated by church
A place for teens
Times are tough for teens. They can’t hang out together at the mall without an escort during prime hours and
Brian Fallon to play Bearsville
Some bands make a living by demurring the vocations and offices of the rock god and by suggesting that, perhaps,