Our towns: What the newspapers said 100 years ago
The ‘‘Our town’’ column is compiled each month for the New Paltz Times by Carol Johnson, coordinator of the Haviland-Heidgerd
Community
Hanukkah celebration at the Jewish Congregation of New Paltz on December 13
The Jewish Congregation of New Paltz will hold its annual Hanukkah Celebration of Lights on Sunday, December 13, from 4
PSC’s renewables plans met with skepticism
Despite promises that electric deregulation in New York would bring lower rates and a more efficient grid, we suffer from
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts benefit concert for Family on Friday, December 11
For the third year running, New Paltz’s Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church will be hosting a Christmastime Benefit Concert for Family
Story of an Esopus Creek shipwreck
Saugertiesians of a certain age may recall a luxury barge that once floated in a slip on the Esopus off
Mama’s Boy Cafe closes
On November 30, Mama’s Boy Café, in the center of Phoenicia, sat closed, the espresso machine already sold, bottles of
Walkway Marathon Race Series will return next June; new one-mile race added for runners with disabilities
The inaugural Walkway Marathon Race Series spanning Walkway Over the Hudson this past June was a success; so much so
Dutch treat: Sinterklaas celebration & parade in Rhinebeck
Call her a professional celebrator: Jeanne Fleming has spent the better part of her 70 years in the celebration business,
New Paltz Chamber of Commerce honors Carol Ferrante, Doug and Teresa Thompson and George and Rick Sifre (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10798] Photos by Lauren Thomas Tree local family businesses with strong track records of community service were honored
Larissa Walker, defender of bees and butterflies, got her start in Kingston
Kingston High School alumna Larissa Walker, now the pollinator campaign director and a policy analyst for the Center for Food