Earth Day Fair at New Paltz Reformed Church emphasizes taking action
The Reformed Church of New Paltz on historic Huguenot Street is an old church with very modern ideas. A house
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Two file for Highland school board race
Voters in Highland on May 20 will see two candidates vie for two available seats on the School Board. Incumbent
Four vie for New Paltz school board seats
This May’s school board election in New Paltz will be a four-way race for two open seats. Seated incumbents Stephen
Parole? Denied: Tim Matthews to stay in prison
A three-member panel of the State Parole Board has turned down a disgraced former city detective’s bid for early release.
Town to Glasco Tpke.: We’ve got your back
With the Sauer Bridge deemed unsafe and closed for most of 2014, town officials assured residents east of the railroad
Leading GMO critic Jeffrey Smith speaks at SUNY New Paltz
On Monday, April 7 roughly 400 students, area residents and farmers filled Lecture Center 100 at SUNY New Paltz to
Federal plan will hike rates for local customers
It’s a familiar scenario. Warning about shortages, the state’s electrical utilities are pushing for greater energy supplies. Environmentally aware citizens’
Arrest made in New Paltz fatal shooting
Police released this statement on April 20 regarding the Easter morning murder in New Paltz. The New Paltz Police Department is
$250K Bonacic grant, $6K realtor donation for Rosendale pool replacement
Efforts in Rosendale to raise funds for the replacement of the town pool, which has been out of commission for
Hugh Reynolds: Picture Perfit
We’re speaking here of Ulster County IDA board member Steve Perfit, this week’s man-in-the-barrel in the seemingly never-ending saga of