New “pop-up” antiques shop in Highland
Longtime antiques dealer Charles Glasner and lifelong antiques collector Vivian Yess Wadlin have teamed up to open a “pop-up” antiques
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Mild winter didn’t faze local farmers – but late frosts might
“Farmers are probably the best weather gauges we have,” says Deborah Meyer DeWan, executive director of the Rondout Valley Growers’
Concert benefits Maya Gold Foundation’s work against human trafficking in Nepal
How do parents manage to go on after the utterly unexpected suicide of a beloved child? If you’re Elise Gold
Rise of heroin use in New Paltz tied to prescription drug abuse
In some ways, New Paltz might be seen as reflective of the nation as a whole. Classically conservative and liberal
Day’s Work: Elizabeth Long – Mohonk Preserve’s director of conservation science
When Elizabeth Long first came to the New Paltz region, it was for the Shawangunks. “My husband and I first
Mohonk Preserve hosts Bridge 2 Bridge five-mile run, offers free one-month passes to Ulster County residents
If you rely on a snow base ample enough for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing to provide opportunities for outdoor exercise
New Paltz Historical Society will host an antiques appraisal event modeled after Antiques Roadshow
Viewers of public television have tuned in to their local affiliate for a weekly dose of Antiques Roadshow for nearly
YA author Susannah Appelbaum launches latest novel Divah at Inquiring Minds on April 3
Susannah Appelbaum, author of the popular YA fantasy trilogy The Poisons of Caux, will be on hand at the Inquiring
Exhibition of paintings by Amy Coté and Matthew Zappala opens April 3 at Unison
“Imagination in Flight” is the title of a new gallery exhibition opening this Sunday, April 3 at the Unison Arts
New Paltz Village Board considers $20,000 pay raise for mayor; hearing set for April 13
New Paltz Village Board members have set a hearing on next year’s budget for Wednesday, April 13, 7 p.m., at