New Paltz ShopRite parking changes confound customers
A long-awaited, much-needed improvement to the ShopRite parking lot in New Paltz will eventually result in an orderly lot like the one at Tops, but the transition has been anything but.
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High tea: Kingston’s T Salon introduces CBD-infused product line
Coming soon are chocolate truffles and sugar-free, gluten-free cookies, both infused with phyto cannabinoid.
New Paltz Stewart’s wants to move up the road
The new location is the corner of Henry W. Dubois and Chestnut St., former site of another gas station.
Sustainably sexy: New Paltz shop offers “green” lingerie indulgences
Is it possible to lead a politically correct, environmentally “woke” existence and still be, like, glamorous and sexy instead of frumpy and lumpy as a bowl o’ granola? Melissa Orsini of Salix Intimates thinks so.
Town of Ulster vs. ‘Dark Store Theory’
According to the theory, the retailer restricts the deed on the property they’re vacating that prevents other competing big box retailers from moving in, thus forcing the potential sale price of the building down well below what they originally paid for it.
Schatzi’s, Lola’s, Central Hudson win New Paltz Chamber’s 2018 Business Recognition Awards
On Thursday, November 15 at Garvan’s, the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce will once again confer its annual Business Recognition Awards to three local businesses and entrepreneurs who have been nominated by their peers as making notable contributions to the vibrancy of the town’s economy while being good corporate citizens.
Phoenicia Flea rejects potential vendor over social media posts
After browsing the would-be vendor’s Facebook page, the manager of the market replied to her query on the availability of space by sending a private message that said merely: “Not for a Republican.”
Famed local restaurateur Frank Guido tells his tales in new book
Anyone who has owned more than 20 restaurants over a five-decade period throughout the Hudson Valley has some stories to tell.
New Paltz planners question whether McDonald’s play space is out of character for the area
A proposed renovation of McDonald’s in New Paltz opens the door to addressing issues with that business by members of the Town of New Paltz Planning Board, including the brightly-colored play area considered out of character for the area, and the lack of wheelchair ramps along the sidewalk.
Health Quest Medical Practice opens new Highland location
Health Quest Medical Practice recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newest healthcare center in Highland. Located atop a hill on Route 299 between Highland and New Paltz, the 15,000-square-foot facility is a multispecialty office, housing more than ten providers who offer primary care, obstetrics, gynecology, cardiology and neurology.