Two-win weekend sets stage for big Stockade FC match
Most of the team’s best players from 2016 are still on the roster, and the new faces are making their mark too.
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Journey to Saugerties: Our first game
The latest in a series by Saugerties Stallions pitcher Gavin Hellman
Sally Rhoads to be recognized at Elting Memorial Library’s “Evening Under the Stars”
“Without her we would not have the library we have today.”
Proper place for historic registry of New Paltz slaves sparks controversy
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the town clerk kept a record of the community’s slaves.
New Paltz Pride March draws exuberant turnout
When the universally recognized symbol of your social movement is a rainbow, it takes more than just a little rainy
Woodstock Festival site added to national register of historic places
The Sullivan County site, now home to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, is 10 miles west of Monticello on Rt. 17B and over 50 miles southwest of the festival’s namesake town. In August 1969, more than 400,000 people traveled to Max Yasgur’s dairy farm for the now-famous three-day music festival.
New Paltz Open Air Market comes to Church Street
Starting Sunday, June 18, the weekly market will include farm-fresh produce and other items.
Memorial planned to honor Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber
Plans are currently underway for the construction of a bluestone remembrance honoring the service of Jeremy Wilber to the town of Woodstock. The longest serving supervisor in the town’s history, he passed away on New Year’s Day 2017.
Kingston High’s rowing teams having a great year
The Kingston High School varsity rowing team is streaking toward the end of another successful season, one in which they’ve competed against schools with more money to splash out on equipment and training. At Kingston High, rowing is a communal experience. Just don’t call them a crew team.
My first day as a Stallion
‘In a world that worshipped football, this was surely a baseball town…’