Referendum to decide on $70,000 budget increase for library
A referendum on whether the New Paltz town budget should increase its annual support for the Elting Memorial Library in
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Obituary, Jerry Moore
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7
Military careers for the disabled?
Two groups of people are not permitted to serve in the U.S. military — those convicted of a crime and
Town historian Stessin-Cohn is seeking members to launch New Paltz Historical Society
“I need colleagues,” says Susan Stessin-Cohn. “I’m always working on different stuff, but I need people to work with; kindred spirits
Saugerties basketball tourney held in memory of car accident victim
It was a happy scene — the sound of music, dribbling basketballs, and the laughter of youngsters and not so
A Day’s Work: Lindsay Stevens, real estate broker
“Real estate is a very emotionally driven business,” says Lindsay Stevens, licensed associate real estate broker at Stevens Realty Group
Saugerties Harbor: Past and Present
Dredging of Saugerties Harbor commenced on Monday, Sept. 14. Methodically, heavy machinery was deployed in full view of the lighthouse.
Gardiner story project seeks submissions for storytelling events at library
Wanted: storytellers. That means you. And you. Yes, and you, too. Every single one of us has stories to tell,
Elting Memorial Library book fair draws crowds of eager readers
As the first half of the Elting Memorial Library’s annual book fair wound down last Saturday, the crowd of browsers
KHS volleyball gaining momentum
The sports world is full of maxims, but few are as true as this: It’s more important to finish strong