Student profile: Alexis Garcia
Some seniors wait anxiously until March to hear where their future will take them — Alexis Garcia, however, is already sitting pretty on a scholarship to SUNY Plattsburgh, where she will play soccer
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Letter: Columbus Day should remain on the calendar in New Paltz
The history of the western hemisphere begins with the Columbian contact and represents the dawn of our American heritage! Such a phenomenon deserves a holiday in Columbus’ name and must therefore remain on the school district’s calendar as is.
SUNY New Paltz mumps cases rise to 29; high school is clear
As of November 30, there are 29 cases confirmed at SUNY New Paltz. According the the New Paltz superintendent, the New Paltz High School student who was ill has since recovered and there are no other infected students, media reports to the contrary.
From the inside out: Analyzing the pressure tunnel that carries New York City water
A look at the plan to temporarily shut down and repair one of the engineering feats of the early 20th century.
Twelfth-generation Huguenot descendant using Kickstarter campaign to fund children’s book, “Hugo the Huguenot”
“My goal is for children to walk away with a better understanding of the Huguenot story.”
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts concert Dec. 2 to benefit Family of New Paltz
“Hark! A Thrilling Voice is Sounding!” takes place this Friday, December 2 in the church’s sanctuary, located at 90 Route 32 South.
Best of the best for fall sports in New Paltz and Highland
See who made the cut.
Water shortage cause for concern for Upstate, New York City
If the supply of water available for New York City continues to slowly dwindle, as it has been doing in recent months, the gap between the existing levels and the normal levels of water in the reservoirs becomes more palpable — and the people in charge of them get a little more anxious.
Tops stages grand reopening at former New Paltz Stop and Shop
Tops executives pledged their commitment to working closely with the community as the store’s staff, local dignitaries and representatives of not-for profit organizations looked on.
Highland School Board president questions capital project’s progress
With work on the elementary and high school windows and insulation behind schedule, Alan Barone said he is particularly worried about maintaining the heat in the buildings in January and February and wondered why second shift work that had been agreed upon has not been introduced.