If you’re looking for New Paltz High School’s new assistant principal, don’t expect to find her behind a desk all day. “I’m a very mobile person,” says Tara Ryba. “I will be everywhere and anywhere.”
New Paltz Village Planning Board members, during a special meeting held August 29, methodically discussed their views about the environmental
The university’s Diversity and Inclusion Council will take up the question this year. What do you think?
All the entertainment and activities are free, including pony rides, face-painting and henna tattoos.
“What is it? What’s it worth?” will be held Wednesday, September 6 at 7 p.m. at the New Paltz Community Center.
The 70-seat Denizen Theatre would be located next to Water Street Market in the village. It would feature live performances.
To mark the anniversary of Gabriela O’Shea’s bike accident and to celebrate her recovery, a slow bike ride from the new car-free zone on Huguenot Street to the corner of Butterville Road and Route 299 West in New Paltz will take place on Monday, September 11.
Longtime aficionados of the Egg’s Nest can breathe a sigh of relief: The place, though less cobwebby, is still very much recognizable.
They’re baaaaack. More of them than ever, almost: nearly 1,150 first-year students and more than 900 transfer students were welcomed to the SUNY New Paltz campus on Moving-In Day last Thursday. According to university officials, that makes this one of the largest incoming undergraduate classes in the college’s history.
Festival organizers say it’s intended to create a supportive environment where people can come together, not to recommend particular program or treatment.