Michael Smith takes the reins at New Paltz Chamber of Commerce
Michael Smith, the newly appointed director of the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce, is no stranger to business, the
Community
Zena parents mobilize to save their local school
Though the school was initially spared last year when the Kingston City School District’s Board of Education chose Frank L.
Kingston & Highland host WinterFests this Saturday
The word amongst meteorologists is that it might snow just a bit this week, which scenario would perhaps be more
Beloved Towne Crier Café vacating longtime Pawling venue; new location T/B/A
Say it ain’t so, Phil! We might as well get the bad news out of the way first: After 23
Take a walk with the John Burroughs Natural History Society
We in the mid-Hudson Valley are blessed to live in an area that retains much of its rural character, resulting
Entering Woodstock: Zoning review weighs “gateway” changes
Proposed zoning changes that would affect a pivotal part of Woodstock — the Gateway Overlay district at the eastern entrance
WinterFest 2012 to touch down in Highland
Highland is gearing up for another year of WinterFest. This year’s event will again feature many of the standards that
What the newspapers said 100 years ago today
The ‘‘Our town’’ column is compiled each month for the New Paltz Times by Carol Johnson, coordinator of the Haviland-Heidgerd
Pondering pestilence: Free Citizen Science lecture series at Bard
On New Year’s Eve, a bus driver in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, located just across a river from Hong
Village leaders say 2012 will be a good year
Shakespeare said “What’s past is prologue.” Saugerties officials agree. They believe the town’s past and its ability to build upon