Rebuilt Rosendale Town Pool opens at last
Thursday, July 7 was an oppressively hot and muggy day, but Rosendalers and honored guests were all smiles as the
People & Places
The Shade Tree Commission works to maximize the tree canopy in New Paltz
When a number of trees were removed on the property at 10 South Chestnut Street in New Paltz, it was
Free showings at World’s Largest Kaleidoscope in Mt. Tremper
What do you do with an empty silo? If you’re developer Dean Gitter, you turn it into a giant kaleidoscope and invite the
Woodland Pond hosts fifth annual Garden Tour
Last Friday the Woodland Pond Gardeners hosted their fifth annual Garden Tour, with this year’s theme “Summer in Bloom —
Thirteen-year-old Malcolm Condon asks restaurateurs to reduce straw use
Malcolm Condon may not know which straw broke the camel’s back, but he is quite clear which ones pose a
Maria Rice is the new president of New Paltz Rotary; top Women in Rotary awards announced
New Paltz knows Maria Rice as school district superintendant of schools. But come July 1, she’ll have another role in
Vladimir Feltsman and the genesis of PianoSummer
For three weeks in July, gifted young musicians from all over the world come to SUNY-New Paltz to study at the
Update on the Carmine Liberta Bridge replacement project in New Paltz
Work continues to take place — on budget and on schedule — for the new Carmine Liberta Bridge in New
Smorgasburg Upstate to set up shop at Kingston’s Brickyards
It has been a long time since the once-busy Hutton Brickyard in Kingston has seen much activity. The rusted buildings
Hawthorne Valley Farm Store is not just about yogurt anymore
Visitors to the Hawthorne Valley Association can be forgiven their confusion when first visiting the place. It’s a farm, a