LETTER: Mayone addresses theft rumors
As a candidate for public office, I want to clarify something that happened to me nearly 25 years ago. I
Community
Station to station: QuickChek getting a whole lot bigger
The sight of two QuickChek gas station/convenience stores across the street from one another at the intersection of Washington Avenue
Neighbors hope town can keep park clean
Hidden away on Hemlock St. in Barclay Heights is JC Field, a small park with a swing set, playground climber
LaBella’s in New Paltz is the venue for young entertainers (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5537] Photos by Rich Corozine When Jamishay Cammann moved to New Paltz four months ago, she went out with
Saugerties young people are frugal and handy
Call them Generation Y or Millennials, those born in the ’80s and ’90s inherited a difficult economy. College graduates are
Hudson Valley RibFest returns to Ulster County Fairgrounds
Rib-lovers from around the country will soon descend upon the Ulster County Fairgrounds in New Paltz for the ninth annual
Ulster County Fair is the ticket to old-time fun (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5521] Photos by rich corozine The Ulster County Fair was held once again last week at its home
Revolutionary War and the Hudson Valley lecture at library
Before his name became synonymous with traitor, Benedict Arnold disobeyed orders and launched an attack on General John Burgoyne in
New beat on Water Street
Drummers aren’t always as appreciated by their audiences as are the performers playing up front; almost out of sight onstage,
Gardiner Day committee gears up for Sept. 14 extravaganza
A team of approximately 16 dedicated volunteers is in the process of putting the final touches on this year’s 24th