The New Paltz Indoor Cycling Center
So it’s ten degrees outside. Sleet falling. Ice patches all over the roads. You look over at your bike and
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Woodstock’s Christmas eve and the Christmas Day Party
A Woodstock Christmas usually begins in the late afternoon of Christmas Eve, this year, Wednesday, December 24, as people begin making
Marryshow nixes plea deal
Accused Woodstock bank robber Jahson Marryshow has turned down a plea deal which would have sent him to prison for
Jewish Congregation of New Paltz will host its annual Hanukkah potluck on Sunday, December 21
Hanukkah began on Tuesday, December 16 this year and will continue its eight-day progression through Tuesday, December 23. The Jewish
To the bunker: Photos of wartime edifices lead this month’s exhibits
Down on Abeel Street during Dec. 6’s gallery openings, the theme was the container — either in the form of
Fundraiser for cancer-stricken Saugerties tot
The holiday season is a time for giving, and on Sunday, Dec. 21, there will be an opportunity to help
Highland Library sets March 17 as date for vote on construction of a new library
The vote on whether to build a new public library in Highland has been set for Tuesday, March 17. The
Last howl: Gypsy Wolf calls it a day
There are icons of Woodstock restaurant lore still standing. Lions in the pantheon of eatery such as Joshua’s, remaining in
New York bans the boom
New York State banned the natural gas retrieval procedure known as High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing during a televised cabinet meeting
Highland High School welcomes new assistant principal
On November 10, William Zimmer assumed his new position as assistant principal at Highland High School (HHS). Hired to replace