Personally speaking with Margaret Human
Sixty-nine-year-old mother and grandmother and New Paltz resident and activist Margaret Human is certainly one who puts her money where
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Champion of the underdog
Born and raised in Queens, Michelle Alvarez did undergrad studies at NYU and then attended law school in Boston, but she
Saugerties police get a lieutenant
The Saugerties Police Department has managed to get by with several sergeants operating directly beneath the chief. But it’s a
Highland Hudson Fest returns for second year
Next week the second annual Highland HudsonFest will again highlight local winemakers, restaurants, farms, merchants and artists that make the
So long, Joe
“He that can work is a born king of something.” -Thomas Carlyle Like a colossus in blue Dickey’s, water department
Woodland Pond marks second anniversary
The approximately 378,000-square foot, 300-unit senior citizen Continuing Care Resident Community (CCRC) known as Woodland Pond in New Paltz, located
It’s all about love, and it starts with us
It’s chaos as usual in the dull, day-lit gym of the Clinton Avenue Methodist Church. A sweet-faced, shy Latino woman
‘Riverport’ sees Rondout’s past as its future
Hosted by Ann Loeding of the Friends of Rondout and Kate Mitchell, executive director of the Hudson River Maritime Museum,
From the Village Green to British racing green
So things are shifting: We’ve entered the Long Emergency, and some are predicting that our future will more resemble a
Downpour of support
New Paltz was hard-hit by flooding from Hurricane Irene: Some farmers lost everything, while the crops of others have subsequently