Flood Aid raises $50,000 for New Paltz farmers, families, first responders
A crowd gathered in New Paltz’s Hasbrouck Park last Sunday to listen to good music, do a little shopping and
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Carnegie, once library, is now lab for education
Kingston High School has expanded into the newly opened and pristinely restored walls of the Carnegie Library. The newly renovated
Dollars for dreams
The new website Kickstarter bills itself as “A new way to fund and follow creativity.” So far, the fundraising platform
FEMA to open mobile office in New Paltz
People in New Paltz still reeling from the flood damage caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee will get
One Book One New Paltz
One Book One New Paltz officially kicked off with its first event last weekend at SUNY New Paltz where actors
Highland Hudson Fest returns for second year
Next week the second annual Highland HudsonFest will again highlight local winemakers, restaurants, farms, merchants and artists that make the
It’s all about love, and it starts with us
It’s chaos as usual in the dull, day-lit gym of the Clinton Avenue Methodist Church. A sweet-faced, shy Latino woman
‘Riverport’ sees Rondout’s past as its future
Hosted by Ann Loeding of the Friends of Rondout and Kate Mitchell, executive director of the Hudson River Maritime Museum,
Whole lotta clove
This is about as Saugerties as it gets. Cantine Park is lined up and down with thousands of people on
Downpour of support
New Paltz was hard-hit by flooding from Hurricane Irene: Some farmers lost everything, while the crops of others have