Retrace the footsteps of Sojourner Truth’s escape in Esopus
For many years I’ve been maintaining that if the Town of New Paltz had a white male hero associated with
Community
Anti-factory farm forum at SUNY
SUNY-New Paltz will host a free forum organized by opponents of factory farming, Tuesday, Sept. 30 from 7-8:30 p.m. in
Gardiner regains a farmers’ market
The Gardiner Green Market will set up its tents every Friday through October 24 at the entrance to the rail-trail
Zombie Crawl resurrected; local officials terror-stricken
Isn’t it just like a zombie not to stay dead? Barely a week after we reported that the organizers of
Public pleads for gaming rights
Partisans sought to convince the five member New York State Casino Gaming Commission that one should be located in their
Reaching all the kids
For the last 20 years, director Jim Tinger has guided the New Paltz Youth Program. Now, as the program celebrates
Hudson Valley Harvest Festival returns to New Paltz (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=8228] Photos by Lauren Thomas The focus was on farming at the Hudson Valley Harvest Festival at the
Food Bank of the Hudson Valley offers cream of the crop at free weekly market
On the storm-shadowed morning of Tuesday, Sept. 16, the farm market is about to open. Workers stand over a vividly
Ballfield dedicated to Suzi Filak
For Suzi Filak, Saugerties’ late receiver of taxes and active member of the sports community, there were two overriding passions;
Lighthouse art auction held at SPAF
[portfolio_slideshow id=6220] Photos by David Gordon The 35 lighthouses that graced Saugerties streets this summer, plus one that was