Sowing seeds of community: The joint New Paltz town-village Transportation Implementation committee
The joint new Paltz town-village Transportation Implementation Committee (TIC) could use more volunteers, but only the really patient need apply.
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Bad Seed Cider Company in Highland serves up craft beer-influenced hard ciders at their laid-back tap room
Its packaging in 12-ounce cans is the first clue that Bad Seed Hard Cider may want to go home with
When Woodstock went Woo-woo and why (Part 2)
Part II The meadows of a storied town prove hallowed ground, tho stone-cursed soil Soon found fair alternative rebound
Keegan Bell benefit Saturday
The Keegan Bell will toll publicly for the first time in decades at 8 p.m. Saturday evening, July 23 at Woodstock’s Mescal
85th Library Fair opens its arms
The Woodstock Library grounds will be home to a bit of fantasy and above all, fun for all at the
Ecumenical vigil on Main Street in New Paltz honors victims of violence
“Prayer alone is not enough” is a statement that pastors aren’t used to hearing from their church leaders. But that
Dreamworld-themed Woodstock Library Fair this Saturday
For 85 of its 100-plus years in existence, the Woodstock Library has celebrated an annual Library Fair at which locals
Hudson Valley Chalk Festival in downtown New Paltz
After a one-summer hiatus, the much-loved Hudson Valley Chalk Festival returns this weekend, transforming the asphalt of the upper parking
Gardiner Classic 5K Run takes off from Majestic Park on July 21
On Thursday evening, July 21, runners (and walkers) of all ages and from as far away as Connecticut and New
The 10-year project: First season just the start for Stockade FC
Kingston Stockade FC’s inaugural season ended less than two weeks ago, but the club’s chairman, Dennis Crowley, is already thinking