Yankee Folly Cidery in New Paltz joins the Hudson Valley hard-cider market
Everybody knows not to judge a book by its cover. Labels and fancy packaging, same thing. Still, it’s hard to
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Dirtmeister inspires kids with science
You don’t need an expensive laboratory with beakers and test tubes to practice science, says Steve Tomecek, known to kids
Highland High School graduates 140 students
Last Thursday, June 26. was a perfect early summer evening with a cool breeze over the Highland High School football
Community groups pitch in for park repairs
The village is using a combination of taxpayer money and donations from private groups for improvements at Seamon Park and
New Paltz Class of ’14 celebrates graduation
For John Fullam, graduating from high school meant delivering the valedictorian’s speech. When he took the podium at graduation in
Hugh Reynolds: A rush to judgeship
With all the speculation over who’s running for the newly created Family Court judgeship in Ulster County, little attention has
Saugerties graduates ready to take on the world
[portfolio_slideshow id=5731] Photos by Ali Zacker Gale and Ulster BOCES With diplomas in hand and tassels flipped, the Class of 2014
Rosendale Farmers’ Market relocates to theatre parking lot
Though its continued operation seemed dubious as of the end of the 2013 harvest season, the Rosendale Farmers’ Market has
Ethics Board members say mayor cleared of conflict charge, but aldermen wary
The chair of the city’s ethics board said this week she provided a written opinion dismissing conflict of interest allegations
Finding the sweet spot
Paul Harrington, the director for the Center of Labor Markets and Policy at Drexel University, was the keynote speaker