Do it for Daisy: Wilderstein needs volunteers
When Evan Quimby began volunteering as a docent at the Wilderstein Historic Site, it was kind of a retirement thing
People & Places
New Paltz United Methodist Church marks 230th year with talks, concerts & more
Not all of this town’s churches with deep roots in local history stand on Huguenot Street. The New Paltz United
Roost Studios and Cooperative Art Gallery seeks founding members to rent downtown loft space in New Paltz
Sometime in January, artist/educator Marcy Bernstein and attorney/photographer David Wilkes came up the stairs at 69 Main Street in New
New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce forges new links as Kathy Prizzia winds up first year at the helm
Monthly luncheons with guest speakers, like the one at Novella’s on February 11 featuring St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital CEO Joan
Interfaith Earth Action coalition in New Paltz to take grassroots action for the environment
“We want to be a voice for change,” says Jim O’Dowd of Interfaith Earth Action, a coalition of individuals from
Sole survivors: You can still get your shoes repaired in the Hudson Valley
Once upon a time in the not-too-distant past, you could find a shoe-repair shop in every community, and perhaps even
Downtown Highland’s new Sandwich Shop offers dine-in, takeout and delivery
The renaissance of downtown Highland since the Walkway over the Hudson became a hot tourist destination continues apace, and folks
Three New Paltz runners complete 100K Bandera Endurance Run
So how’s that New Year’s resolution coming along — the one about getting more aerobic exercise by setting aside time
Sign up for classes at Kingston’s Riverport Wooden Boat School
While the sloop Clearwater is currently in drydock for major repairs, the Hudson River Maritime Museum (HRMM) is gearing up to celebrate its
Carmine Liberta Bridge in New Paltz sees odd growth
Drivers who take the Carmine Liberta Bridge westbound can hardly miss the strange new addition to the guardrail: a protrusion