FDR Library marks United Nations’ 70th anniversary with panel discussion & light show
October 24 is United Nations Day, the anniversary of the international diplomacy organization’s founding. And this year marks the 70th
Community
Sylvia Zuniga of Androgyny hair salon deals with aftermath of devastating fire
When a devastating fire roared through the two-story wood-framed structure at 5 Mulberry Street in the Village of New Paltz
A Day’s Work: Preschool teacher
When you open the doors of Giant Steps Preschool in Saugerties, owned and operated by Lori Adorno, you are greeted
Saugerties trustee highlights lack of women coaches in school sports
“I look at these lists, and I see man, man, man,” Saugerties Board of Education member Damion Ferraro said as
Phillies Bridge Coffee Company elevates coffee drinking to a new level
The era of drinking coffee from a glass coffeepot left sitting on a burner for hours at a time is
Luthier’s Showcase returns for seventh year
Nylon-string classical and flamenco guitars, steel-string guitars — flattops, archtops, manouche, resonators, hybrids — plus mandolins, lutes, ouds, ukuleles, banjos,
Police chief: Anti-terrorism security at Garlic Fest was necessary
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said the presence of officers from four different agencies, as well as bomb-sniffing dogs and equipment
Rotary Club of New Paltz gets new president, 23-year-old Gavin Craddock
Gavin Craddock has been the youngest member of the New Paltz Rotary Club since he joined the organization several years
Memories, inspirational words shared by family and Rabbi following death of Maya Gold, 15
Dear friends, family and community: When our daughter Maya took her life on October 2, our collective hearts shattered into
A local owner and a new start for the Saugerties Stallions
Local businessman and lifelong Saugerties resident Kevin Hinchey is hoping a love for baseball, a feel for the community and