Reformed Church of New Paltz gears up for tenth annual Earth Day Fair
Environmentalists, farmers and performers are all gearing up for the tenth anniversary of the Earth Day Fair at the Reformed
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A good turn: Patronize your Mom-and-Pop record store this Saturday
Saturday, April 21 is the fifth annual Record Store Day. My town, New Paltz, is uniquely blessed with two independent
This stage is all the rage: Inaugural Rosendale Theatre Plays Festival
The Rosendale Theatre needs some work: a renovation of the exterior to make it Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant and a
Saugerties Performing Arts Factory opens this weekend
When Erica and Gerard Price first visited the abandoned 55,000-square-foot factory off Ulster Avenue just west of the village of
Kids Almanac: Celebrate George Clinton and change a diaper for the world record
“A Father of New York and Founder of Our Nation” If governor George Clinton were on an 18th-to-19th-century version
Jewish Community Center celebrates its tenth anniversary
In celebration of the Jewish Community Center’s tenth anniversary, the Jewish congregation of New Paltz (JCNP) will be hosting a
Family Court’s day care funds cut in half
There is no court filled with bitterness, contempt and consternation more than a family court. Unwitting children are often hostage
Hear NYS Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey at Beacon Institute on April 19
This Thursday, April 19 at 7 p.m., Rose Harvey, commissioner of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation
New Paltz Rotary presents family fun day at fairgrounds on April 22
New Paltz Rotary will host a family fun day at the Ulster County Fairgrounds off Libertyville Road on Sunday, April
Film examines cancer survivor’s quest to track carcinogens
The famous quote “We all live downstream” seems to be attributed most often to Japanese-Canadian environmental activist David Suzuki, best-known