Christmas tree bonfire in New Paltz on January 9
The fourth annual Christmas tree bonfire will take place on Saturday, January 9, 3 p.m., at Hasbrouck Park in the
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Maya Gold’s parents share insights on her suicide, launch foundation to help youth
On October 2, 2015, the New Paltz community was shaken to its foundations by the suicide of a bright, lovely,
Paul Brown: It’s beginning to look a lot like better government in New Paltz
Beginning with the Village of New Paltz election this past spring, followed by the town’s election this fall, New Paltz
New Paltz and Highland school superintendents discuss their respective districts
From the outside looking in, it seems like 2015 was a transitional year for both the New Paltz and the
Rosendale Town Supervisor Jeanne Walsh looks forward to 2016
Like many towns nowadays, Rosendale has been struggling in recent years with the logistical and fiscal challenges of upgrading aging
Gardiner supervisor-elect Marybeth Majestic looks forward to 2016
Gardiner’s town government went though quite a shakeup this past Election Day, with two multi-term incumbents turned out of office
Looking ahead to 2016 in Lloyd
Paul Hansut will be sworn in for his third term as Lloyd town supervisor on January 6, in a ceremony
Collaboration key in 2016 says New Paltz mayor Tim Rogers
As New Paltz Mayor Tim Rogers sees it, virtually everything he’d like to see accomplished in 2016 depends upon working
New Paltz’s next town supervisor Neil Bettez anticipates full plate
Neil Bettez will take the office of New Paltz town supervisor on January 1, and with it he will achieve
Mark Sherman: There is no “them”
As always at this time of year, I depart from my usual humorous approach to things to get serious. Surely,