Meet the Iceman
Rob Kleemann is a man who wears many hats. In his role as director of the Kiwanis Ice Arena, he
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Walking Woodstock: On the Devil’s Path
In early October, 1984, feeling restless and with some time on my hands, I decided to hike the Devil’s Path
Mills Mansion & Burger Hill offer great sledding
Writing this on a cold-but-snowless day seems a little premature; however, we can all search our memory banks for mental
Holiday greens in the forest
A century ago, folks went to woods in the winter to make festive wreaths and garlands for the holiday season.
Planning for prosperity: Task force urges economic action
In a year-end report that incorporated a comprehensive survey of local businesses, a task force on economic development recommended that
Mudd Puddle at Water Street Market marks tenth anniversary
This January, the Mudd Puddle, a European-styled café/bistro located at the Water Street Market in downtown New Paltz, will celebrate
Turning the page: Rosenblum concludes Town Board term
On the eve of her departure from the Town Board, councilwoman Terrie Rosenblum deemed her four-year term a “wonderful” experience
Taking a stand
At five foot two, 41-year-old Woodstock Resident, Jessica Miller Anna, stood tall in the auditorium of the Sullivan County Community
Occupy movement comes to New Paltz; one arrest is made
The Occupy Wall Street movement has now come to New Paltz, where a half-dozen tents and approximately 30 occupiers have
Christmas Eve at Old Dutch Church to feature handbell choir
Quick: What musical instrument do you most associate with Christmastime? You immediately thought of bells, didn’t you? Sleighbells, church bells,