New Paltz Eve offers kids’ and teens’ activities, community dinner and bonfire
Plenty of people avoid going out on New Year’s Eve because they dread sharing the roads with inebriated drivers, or
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Saugerties’ 96th Christmas Candy Run
Christmas morning around 9 a.m., for the 96th consecutive year, the village fire department will hold its annual Christmas Candy
Saugerties firefighter who died battling blaze remembered for quiet dedication
At an age when most young men are still searching for their life’s path, Jack Rose had found his. He
The man of the hour’s due to arrive in Woodstock on Christmas Eve – but how?
So what’s the big spoiler that everyone’s talking about this month? That Major Thing that Happens in Star Wars: The Force
Local groups hope to get Bernie Sanders on ballot in New York
The Ulster-Greene and Woodstock Bernie for President groups are hosting a joint Petition Party on Dec. 29 at New World Home
Roger Roloff and Barbara Petersen sign conservation easement with Wallkill Valley Land Trust
Roger Roloff and Barbara Petersen signed a conservation easement with the Wallkill Valley Land Trust on November 25, preserving their
Demolition of old Williams Lake Hotel underway this week
It’s the end of an era,” said Brian Cafferty, community outreach coordinator for Hudson River Valley Resorts (HRVR), on Monday
Town of Lloyd hosts a lively Light Up the Hamlet
The unusually mild December weather brought out families galore for the Town of Lloyd’s fifth annual Light Up the Hamlet
Ten-year-old takes First Prize at Frozendale 2015’s Mac & Cheese Cook-Off
With the mercury in downtown Rosendale climbing close to the 60-degree mark on the very same Saturday that many world
Jewish Congregation of New Paltz hosted annual Hanukkah party
“Frying by the heat of our pans” proclaimed the matching t-shirts of the New Paltz Jewish Congregation’s “famous Latketeers.” The