New Paltz Transportation Implementation Committee searches for next generation of members
Behind the scenes in New Paltz — without a lot of recognition or praise — a dedicated group of volunteers
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Kingston’s homeless describe struggle to keep warm in a cold city
As the temperature turns from chilly to icy to deadly, Kingston’s homeless population must contend with a city where places
Hugh Reynolds: Should Hein primary Cahill?
Had enough of charming exchanges between County Executive Mike Hein and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill? Hold on. Wouldn’t it sell some newspapers
SAFE Act still controversial a year later
One year after state lawmakers, urged on by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, passed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws,
Tavern lore: McGillicuddy’s brought life to once-troubled storefront
In terms of historical bars in New Paltz, McGillicuddy’s Restaurant & Tap House is a youngster. The building at 84
Amal’s Authentic Middle Eastern Cuisine opens in New Paltz
If you like healthy, fresh food, a warm and friendly environment to dine at or to order out, then the
Riccardi Read-a-thon
[portfolio_slideshow id=5029] Other than the whisper of turning pages, classrooms at Charles M. Riccardi Elementary School were silent on
Onteora discusses new vets’ tax exemptions
Onteora District school officials introduced a new school Tax Exemption law that could favorably impact military veterans, at the Thursday
Editorial: Whose department heads are they anyway?
It’s Super Bowl week, and part of that extravaganza extraordinaire is Media Day, where the players are forced, upon pain
Alderman: Mayor shutting down my access to department heads
In an angry e-mail, Mayor Shayne Gallo accused a freshman alderman of making “nasty” “disrespectful” and “harassing” demands on department