Get on the bus to the New York City Climate March on September 21
At least five buses from the New Paltz area will be heading to New York City on Sunday, September 21
Community
Clean Water & Open Space Commission unveils plan for Millbrook Preserve
After years of planning, the Millbrook Preserve may soon become a reality for New Paltz residents. Originally conceived by the
Library Task Force members spar over floodplain
The Woodstock Library’s Facilities Task Force continued to grapple with environmental concerns surrounding construction of an annex on the former
24th annual Taste of New Paltz returns to Ulster County Fairgrounds on Sept. 14
Thousands of visitors are expected to converge at the Ulster County Fairgrounds on Libertyville Road this Sunday, September 14 for
Gina Kothe helps amputees pull it all together
When former City of Kingston firefighter Gina Kothe decided to have her leg amputated, the Mid-Hudson Limb Loss Group (MHLLG)
Ulster’s Dylan Foley wins big Irish fiddling prize
This year, Ulster County native Dylan Foley became the first American in a generation to take top honors in a
Unburied treasure in Woodstock
One of the great paradoxes and frustrations of a career in museum curation is often the fact that the space
Mad men and slick pitches
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein spoke about economic realities, while Ellenville high school senior Brandon Lang talked about wanting a
Gardiner Day marks its quarter century on Sept. 13
Attendees of the 25th annual Gardiner Day on Saturday, September 13 at Majestic Park can expect a full day of
Bikers raise money for Boys & Girls Club
Bikers are many things to many people, from the free (if doomed) spirits of Easy Rider to the terrors of