Scope of New Paltz’s Zero Place project review should be determined by year’s end
Comments on the draft will be accepted until December 2.
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Turkey Trot returns to New Paltz Thanksgiving morning
In addition to prizes for the male and female winners in each age category, the New Paltz Turkey Trot traditionally hands out awards to runners and walkers who show up in the best costumes. So it’s a great opportunity to shake a tailfeather — literally!
Lloyd Town Board members acknowledge the contributions of several respected town residents
Donna Deeprose was honored for her commitment to environmental causes, Matt Smith was applauded for his work on the Bob Shephard Highland Landing park and Frank Lombardi was remembered in a proclamation that listed some of the many ways he worked for his community.
New Paltz taxpayers face 8 percent hike
The New Paltz town budget is going to hit taxpayers with close to an eight percent increase, the result of
New Paltz considers noise ordinance
New Paltz Village village trustees are going to try, as have many of their predecessors, to improve upon the local noise ordinance
Holiday Unison Art, Craft and Design Fair gets a new name, new location and new date
The event will be held Saturday and Sunday, November 26-27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the SUNY New Paltz campus, inside the glass atrium Student Union Building.
Local group lays out plan to resettle 80 refugees in Hudson Valley
Against the backdrop of a presidential contest whose victor has proposed banning immigration from Muslim countries, a plan to resettle approximately 80 refugees throughout the Hudson Valley has drawn intense interest.
Egg’s Nest sold; new owners plan to reopen High Falls eatery in spring
A Facebook post last Thursday by High Falls resident Rod Bicknell has gone viral hereabouts, announcing that the Egg’s Nest restaurant will be reopening under new ownership in the spring of 2017.
Should New Paltz’s Huguenot St. be closed to traffic?
In addition to allowing for more all-street programming in the historic district, the closure will also protect the stone houses, whose foundations have been affected by years of vehicular traffic.
The one-percenters
For the first time, the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency intends to ask local agencies and organizations to compete for