New Paltz Democrats ditch caucus for primary
The change will make voting quicker, though it has its downsides.
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First Lego League Junior team of six from New Paltz showcase their robotics project
The program, “takes the kids’ obsession with Legos to another level.”
New web-based system augments HealthAlliance’s stroke care
Officials at HealthAlliance of Hudson Valley say that new technology will help fill gaps in critically needed specialties and save precious minutes when dealing with strokes and other neurological emergencies.
Neko Sushi to become Lola’s Cafe
“It will serve healthy locally-sourced sandwiches, soups, salads, wraps, ‘bowls’ and the like. As with their other location . . . overall, a business plan similar to Main Course. The New Paltz location will be open later than Poughkeepsie, will have outdoor seating and is likely to serve beer and wine.”
For NYC transplants, finding good work in the Hudson Valley can be a challenge
One of the ways to do so has been somehow to create one’s own job. Though that’s a tough road, thousands of people have tried to do it, combining their creative skills, business acumen, imagination and not a little tenacity.
New Paltz School District provides update on $52.9 million capital project
New Paltz Middle School hosted a public forum Thursday, Jan. 30 to provide up-to-date information on the progress of the $52.9 million capital project ongoing in the school district and its possible impacts on the schools and community in general.
Demonstrators at Congressman John Faso’s home ask him to oppose Trump’s plans
Roughly 1,000 people protested outside Republican congressman John Faso’s Kinderhook office and home last Saturday. If the mood that had driven the crowd to the congressman’s doors was grim, the protest itself was a peaceful, even buoyant affair.
Health Quest might set up shop at Hudson Valley Mall
Ulster town supervisor James Quigley says that the rumors of Health Quest taking over the former Macy’s at the Hudson Valley Mall are more than just rumors.
New Paltzians at hearing call for development pause, which would halt Zero Place
Neighbors of the NBR, which includes the stretch of North Chestnut Street from Broadhead to BOCES, were taken aback when they realized that its tenets include allowing buildings up to 50 feet in height, prompting the requested review.
Hot chili on a cold New Paltz day
All entries in the chili challenge had to use at least five local ingredients.