Project Hope continues aid to local Irene victims for the long term
When the rains came, and homes were lost, farms destroyed, infrastructure washed away, Project Hope hit the ground in Ulster
Community
Eye of the needle
I have a needle in the crown of my head, at least four in my neck, three on each calf
Upstate Films’ uphill fight
If you’re a regular movie-goer, you’re part of a disappearing breed. The declining — and aging — audience for cinema
Safer New Paltz celebrates anti-drug crusaders
In an event that was part recruiting drive and part progress report, the Community Partnership for a Safer New Paltz
Do it for Eleanor: Val-Kill issues call for volunteer gardeners
With the US economy still in the doldrums and many taxpayers in an ugly mood when it comes to any
Letters to the Editor (1/19-1/26)
Don’t change a thing I would like to thank last week’s reader (Letter, “Get Real”) for clearly pointing out all
Mill Street Loft’s “Teen Visions ’12” exhibition at Vassar
Some say that the new “young” is 40, maybe 50 years old – at least when it comes to defining
Maurice Hinchey to step down
U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, congressman for our area since 1993, was scheduled to announce his year-end retirement Thursday, January 19
On the path to Jai-Ma Yoga with Ami Hirschstein
When Ami Hirschstein was a SUNY-New Paltz student in sociology, she was on the verge of “losing it.” So, she
Pantano’s branches out with beer-maker’s club
Something new is going on at Pantano’s Wine Grapes and Home Brew — a club. In the evening hours, beer