Rosendale Recreation Center hosts 18th annual International Pickle Festival this Sunday
Over the millennia of our existence prior to the invention of refrigeration, humankind has figured out many ingenious ways to
People & Places
Los Jalapeños Mexican restaurant opens in New Paltz
For José Maximiliano Ruiz — Max, to those who know him — opening his own restaurant has been a longtime
Highland Public Library celebrates its 100th anniversary
When a group of local women in Highland established a community reading room in 1915, their goals for it were
New Paltz Rescue Squad expands free training sessions for community
Since 1973, the New Paltz Rescue Squad (NPRS) has been this community’s first responder to all sorts of medical emergencies.
Open State Institute installs fencing in the Wallkill Flats
As efforts continue to enact a long-term protection plan of the agricultural lands located between the Village of New Paltz
Letter: Saugerties is not a hunting community
We are not a hunting community. There is this activity but it is fringe. I personally work in the woods
Bradley Farm collaborates with Pull Brewing to bring new craft brewers to New Paltz
It all started with a chance encounter at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket in Brooklyn. New Paltz farmer Ray Bradley
Williams Lake Hotel legacy honored as developers prepare for demolition
[portfolio_slideshow id=10592] A press conference last week on the site of the soon-to-be-demolished Williams Lake Hotel in Rosendale was supposed
New Paltz voters to consider more money for Elting Library in New Paltz
A referendum to require the Town of New Paltz to set aside more money for Elting Memorial Library will be on
Kinderhook, Martin Van Buren and the First Lady Who Never Was
As you drive north through Columbia County, you reach Kinderhook, home to the eighth president of the United States, Martin