New Paltz unwraps holiday window displays this Friday
If you’re in town this Thursday and Friday and notice that all your favorite New Paltz shops are covering their
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Happily handmade at Cottekill church-turned-studio
For the second time, the 113-year-old white church-turned-studio at 167 Cottekill Road in the very small village of Cottekill
Hudson Valley in the Skylight
It’s about time that the alternative gallery scene starts high-flying again in the world’s self-identified art capital once again. And
Let’s talk turkey: Heritage birds are alternative festive fowl
“Turkey is undoubtedly one of the best gifts that the New World has made to the Old.” – Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Kingston High’s marching Tigers work hard, achieve success
Kingston High’s 200-student-strong Tiger marching band can toot its own horn for the second year in a row. The band
Cabaloosa hosts Radiance Day Spa hair, makeup and wardrobe makeover show
Local New Paltz hair salon and day spa Radiance has taken its act to the stage at Cabaloosa bar/restaurant to
Rumors greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain would probably appreciate the adaptation of his play Is He Dead? if he also knew that the man
Operation hang-up in New Paltz
Crashes caused by drivers who are distracted — by such things as texting, cellphone use and other in-car electronic devices
Bill Maher to perform at UPAC this Sunday
Call it multitasking: Despite being the host of a wildly popular roundtable talk show and the satirical author of numerous
Good foundations
The resourceful, erudite and knowledgeable Bill Rhoads of New Paltz, emeritus professor of Art History at SUNY-New Paltz, is probably