Letters to the editor (11/24-11/30)
Misinformation on Opus 40 continues We thank the Town Board for the opportunity of their informational meeting on the Historic
Community
“Cross-Dressing, Misrule and Mayhem: Christmas before Santa in Early America”
Most of us are aware by now that a lot of the revelries that we associate with Christmas actually predate
SUNY-New Paltz stages Fat Ram, two Medieval plays
Life in Europe’s Middle Ages was short and brutish: an epoch of miserable cold beset by plague, a time when
One-stop resource for new parents now open at New Baby New Paltz
The more things change, the more things stay the same, it’s said. Breastfeeding babies has been around as long as
Plans ready for Phoenicia Library rebuild
The Phoenicia Library has blueprints for renovation and expansion of its burned-out building on Main Street and plans to break
Girls varsity basketball preview
The longest season in high school sports comes during the shortest days of the year. Tryouts for winter sports start
Holiday remembrance service at Copeland’s Funeral Home
Copeland Funeral Home will hold a holiday remembrance service on Saturday, Dec. 3 at 4 p.m. “In preparation for the
Bevier House in Marbletown hosts Children’s Christmas
You’ve probably driven by the Bevier House, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society (UCHS), dozens of times: It’s the
New Paltz Reformed Church launches “random acts of kindness” campaign
Soon begins the season of giving; but why not jump-start the benevolence? In a world of critics, a kind act
Love sustains the Shacker family
This is a love story steeped in horror, heartbreak, hardship, healing and hope. It’s the on-going saga of a brilliant