Chelsea Clinton in Kingston this Sunday
Daughter of current presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and former president Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, who had her wedding across the
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Longtime Family of New Paltz director Kathy Cartagena to retire in May
You know that somebody accomplishes a lot in their work when it takes two people to replace them upon retirement.
Cindy Cashdollar has come full circle
Cindy Cashdollar grew up in Woodstock. It’s an old local name. Her great-uncle Albert Cashdollar was town supervisor, 1932-1943, and
Bridge replacement in New Paltz on track for December completion
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein confirmed to the New Paltz Times last week that after more than a year of
Capture the castle: Bannerman Island Voices at the Falcon
A special “Live at the Falcon” brunch presentation on Saturday, April 23 will raise funds toward the preservation of Bannerman Castle,
Earth Day Fair at the Reformed Church of New Paltz April 16
When Earth Day was first established back in 1970, it was about educating people to the realities of environmental issues.
Saugerties woman recalls childhood in Nazi Germany
In 1973, Inge and Fred Backhaus built their dream home in Saugerties. They’ve lived in it ever since, contributing to
Alternate theory: 9/11 Truth event at Woodstock Town Hall
The message is clear, according to Steve Romine. A large percentage of Americans feel that their government is lying to them.
New “pop-up” antiques shop in Highland
Longtime antiques dealer Charles Glasner and lifelong antiques collector Vivian Yess Wadlin have teamed up to open a “pop-up” antiques
Woodstock Library Forum turns 30
How does one describe the Woodstock Library Forum, now celebrating its 30th year? Diana (Stern) Boggs, who worked at the