A Day’s Work: Green Goats – vegetation control experts at Walkway Over the Hudson
Girl power reigns under Walkway Over the Hudson. A quartet of four female goats known collectively as The Spice Girls
People & Places
The Wallkill River Watershed Alliance is working to help clean up the Wallkill in New Paltz
Fifty years ago, most Hudson Valley residents thought that the river that runs through it was a lost cause. The
Tantillo’s Farm in Gardiner holds its first ever LobsterFest
Reporters in the Hudson Valley are often called upon to write about farm-to-table events. But last Saturday’s inaugural LobsterFest at
For Catherine and Fred Bunt, it’s 60 years of marriage and 60 years living in New Paltz
Catherine and Fred Bunt of New Paltz recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. “We had some difficult times, but it
Fundraising is underway for a 9/11 memorial in New Paltz
New Paltz is getting closer to having a 9/11 memorial park. It will be located on the grounds outside Fire
Memorial for Joe Nicholson
A “Celebration of a Life: Joseph Nicholson, March 15, 1963 – May 30, 2015” will take place at 3 p.m. Tuesday,
New Paltz schools welcome new faces
On July 8, the New Paltz Board of Education took care of a little housekeeping during their reorganizational meeting. They
Library’s proposed budget has 2 percent tax hike
The Woodstock Library’s Interim Director Jessica Kerr has reworked the numbers to allow for staff raises and an additional part-timer
Bill Brooks sees to preserve Rosendale History
As the founder of the annual International Pickle Festival, which has been running continuously since 1998, Bill Brooks has already
Guild honors Doug James, Grace Wapner
On Saturday, July 11, the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild holds its annual Barn Awards Dinner fundraiser up at the Byrdcliffe Barn, complete