Some people, by the very nature of their professions, cross paths regularly with the despondent en route to harming themselves, and have thus acquired some useful intervention skills that they can share with others. One such person will be coming to SUNY New Paltz on Tuesday, April 4.
The students in the cast seem excited to be participating in such a non-traditional piece of musical theater.
Friends, relatives, neighbors and admirers celebrated the 100th birthday of Annette Finestone at Woodland Pond in New Paltz on Saturday.
The important work of finding a backup water source for New Paltz has been hampered by a small group of local residents who sued in court to stop the water supply project on Plains Road.
It was a winter sports season of many surprises for New Paltz and Highland varsity teams.
After years of playing second fiddle to the suburban areas around them, some — but not all — of the Hudson Valley’s urban centers are to some degree thriving again, though not by doing what they used to do.
The pool opened late last year due to ongoing repairs, and its condition has been a concern for the local swimming community.
“These are definitely students who will have a lifelong passion for music.”
The union sponsored a mobile billboard on campus, which referenced a 50% rise in reported rapes, as well as a higher number of drug-related arrests. It was timed to be visible during admissions tours.
A public hearing was scheduled for April 6.