DEP drills for water in New Paltz
Drilling rigs out on the flats on Route 299 West in New Paltz have prompted some curious looks from passersby.
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Glasco Turnpike bridge to 9W closed for most of 2014
The county announced today that the Sauer Bridge on Glasco Turnpike over the Esopus Creek will be closed for repairs
One Billion Rising at SUNY New Paltz
Despite having to deal with the aftermath of last Thursday’s massive snowfall, the 2014 One Billion Rising for Justice event
Obit: John Paul Henson
John Paul Henson of Hill St. died Friday, Feb. 14 at Kingston City Hospital after suffering a massive heart attack
Kilty by association: Shamrock Run to include world-record attempt
Don’t be startled if you at some point next month see a mass of men and women in skirts and
Ed Ford honored at 91st annual George Washington Dinner
In November of 1782, general George Washington was residing at his headquarters in Newburgh when he decided to make a
Averill is Jersey-bound
Quinnipiac wanted her. Cornell wanted her too, but when it came down to making the final decision, Monmouth University in
Tavern lore: Gilded Otter helped usher New Paltz into craft beer age
While The Gilded Otter Brewery might be one of New Paltz’s youngest taverns, it holds a pretty interesting place in
The little store at the end of the universe
Come upon Tetta’s, day or night, and the low-slung buildings with a big parking lot at the junction of County
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