Scientist says not enough in Cooper Lake to meet public needs and bottle for sale
A new report commissioned by opponents of a plan to sell Kingston’s municipal water to a private bottling company raises
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Seventh annual Local Ingredient Chili Challenge to take place at Water Street Market in New Paltz on January 24
The courtyard at Water Street Market on Main Street in New Paltz will host the seventh annual Local Ingredient Chili
Obituary: Kiki Randolph passes on
Like a hurricane finally blowing out to sea, Kiki Randolph, 87, departed Ferncliffe over the weekend as an ice-storm in her
Logging out is hard to do
Along with traditional New Year’s resolutions such as losing weight or quitting smoking, a new resolution has entered our culture:
The history behind the Highland Public Library
Many small town libraries that were started in the first few decades of the 20th century were initiated by local
Driftwood for artists
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection will offer a limited supply of free driftwood from Ashokan Reservoir
New Paltz Alumni Association offers free benefits, fun events, scholarships
The New Paltz Alumni Association (NPAA), whose board of directors convened for its quarterly meeting last week, has recently found
Rat Rods of Peter Duvaloois
Saugerties’ own Peter Duvaloois was featured last March in the New York Times “Auto Ego” column titled “Rat Rods: A
New signs erected for Highland, Town of Lloyd and Walkway Over the Hudson
The Town of Lloyd Economic Development Committee (EDC) has announced the installation of “Welcome to Highland — Home to the
Christmas tree bonfire is enjoyed at Hasbrouck Park in New Paltz (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=8830] Photos by Lauren Thomas The third annual Christmas tree bonfire at Hasbrouck Park in New Paltz was