Groundbreaking for new Highland Library will be in September
It has been more than a year since Highland voters approved a bond of $4.8 million to build a new
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SUNY student group pursues campus food sovereignty
A pile of hard rock and rubble isn’t exactly the first place you would think to grow food on, but
Ulster County Poorhouse memorial statue to be erected at county pool in New Paltz
Finding the funding to create a permanent memorial to the approximately 2300 unfortunates who lived and died at the Ulster
More transparency needed in public development deals
Public-benefit corporations, which have been around for hundreds of years, have never been so roundly reviled as they are today.
Public reacts to proposed CVS in New Paltz
Many town residents came to speak about the controversial CVS project at this Monday’s town planning board meeting, but few
Resistance to proposed Hudson River barge anchorages is strong… and getting stronger
A parking lot. A floating storage facility. A catastrophe waiting to happen. A tourism killer. Those are but a few of
Mazzstock: The Marlboro music campout with many happy returns
It all began as a birthday party. Lee Mazzola arranged a party nine years ago at his Marlboro farm, complete
St. Joseph’s Festa makes its 40th appearance with games of chance & Italian delicacies
The feast day of St. Joseph falls in mid-March, when devout Catholics are busy giving up festive pursuits like games
Benefit concert in New Paltz to reinvigorate the Arts Community
After years of declining enrollment and rather limited course offerings whilst wandering in the wilderness in search of a permanent
New dimensions in manufacturing: Lloyd tech company teams with SUNY
Remember Plasmaco? The manufacturer of plasma-display flat screens was supposed to bring an industrial renaissance to the Town of Lloyd?