Eleventh annual Turkey Trot raises funds for Family of New Paltz on Thanksgiving morning
Thanksgiving is almost upon us! Just the thought of all that rich food, endless hours of visiting with relatives and
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Red Barn Produce in Highland bridges the gap between local farms and end users
For the farmer, growing our food is one thing and getting it to us is another. That’s especially true for
St. Joseph Church installs new pastor, Father Salvatore Cordaro
Father Salvatore Cordaro, 50, came to the religious life relatively late; the new pastor at St. Joseph Church in New
Hundreds, maybe thousands of rooms to rent on Airbnb locally
The numbers of properties available around our region on the massive online lodging services Airbnb and VRBO can catch one’s
NPSCD Foundation for Student Enhancement offers opportunities for enrichment
The idea couldn’t be simpler, really. “We fund projects that will enhance and extend the educational experience of the students
Positive Declaration for Niagara project
Town of Ulster Supervisor James Quigley III said this week he will recommend a “positive declaration of environmental significance” on
Woodstock wants a seat at the table
A room full of incensed citizens presented the town board with a petition signed by 800 Woodstockers asking the council
Shooting suspect pleads guilty to Easter-morning murder at Murphy’s Restaurant & Pub in New Paltz
Basheem D. Bennett, 21 of Poughkeepsie, pleaded guilty last week — two days before his trial was scheduled to begin
Postal workers union protests planned closure of Newburgh sorting facility
Nearly two dozen members of the American Postal Workers Local 3722 — Mid-Hudson Area participated in a National Day of
Rotary Club of New Paltz will celebrate 50 years with president Toni Hokanson at the helm
“We’re all there to do service,” says Toni Hokanson, president of the Rotary Club of New Paltz, whose 32 members