SUNY New Paltz rededicates Manny Bromberg’s innovative Cliffside sculpture
On the morning of Saturday, May 21, more than 50 art-lovers gathered on the campus of SUNY New Paltz to
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Town, village of New Paltz debate ban on “water mining” on Mill Brook Preserve
Though one might think that the establishment of a conservation easement protecting New Paltz’s newest parkland jewel, the Mill Brook
New Paltz Village Board asks comptroller to monitor possible investment of NYS retirement funds in Pilgrim Pipeline
Municipalities along the 170-mile proposed route of the Pilgrim Pipeline, proposed to carry hydrofracked Bakken crude oil from Albany to
Saugerties marina development could disrupt “peaceful, quiet lives” of neighborhood, say residents
About 30 Village of Saugerties residents turned out for a public hearing on a request by Struzzieri Properties for a
Winston Farm sold? Not so fast
Sometimes things are what they seem to be. Sometimes they’re not. Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether or not they
Interpretive Center at book fair, christens a new path
Last spring the Catskill Interpretive Center (CIC), a collection of exhibits and information about the region, opened up in a
From trash to lawn signs, Shandaken cleans up
Joyce Grant is very upset. When I called the Shandaken town clerk to pay my water bill by credit card,
Saugerties school water safe to drink, though some lead found
A recent test found 85 percent of faucets in the Saugerties school district were free of all contaminants, with the
Police charge estranged ex-boyfriend in murder of Saugerties woman
The second murder in less than a week occurred in Saugerties last night. Police arrested Karon Bowden, 41, of 26
New Saugertiesians: A conversation with John Remington
It is often said that there is magic in our mountains. As we interview Saugerties residents, we note that the