Bradley Farm collaborates with Pull Brewing to bring new craft brewers to New Paltz
It all started with a chance encounter at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket in Brooklyn. New Paltz farmer Ray Bradley
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Ulster BOCES holds a Tech Fest to introduce teachers to new technology
As technology continues to evolve, the very culture of learning in our schools keeps changing. Long gone are the days
New Paltz Town Board approves 2016 budget, including supervisor pay cut
The New Paltz Town Board approved a spending plan of approximately $11,350,000 at its October 29 meeting, a 1.13% increase
Halloween in New Paltz brings out a cast of thousands (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10618] Photos by Lauren Thomas Common wisdom in New Paltz is that driving anywhere on Halloween is a
New Paltz deputy supervisor confronts former village trustee about missing campaign signs
Halloween isn’t just a day for lavish costumes and plumbing the deepest candy reserves. It can also be a time
Williams Lake Hotel legacy honored as developers prepare for demolition
[portfolio_slideshow id=10592] A press conference last week on the site of the soon-to-be-demolished Williams Lake Hotel in Rosendale was supposed
Greater New Paltz Community Partnership convenes forums on adolescent substance abuse and suicide prevention
New Paltz is still reeling from the recent suicide of 15-year-old Maya Gold, but people and resources at all levels
No charges yet for alleged Route 32 South shooter in New Paltz
The person who was injured during the October 24 standoff at the corner of Route 32 South and Brookside Road
New Paltz voters to consider more money for Elting Library in New Paltz
A referendum to require the Town of New Paltz to set aside more money for Elting Memorial Library will be on
Voter’s guide for New Paltz, Highland, Rosendale and Gardiner
Three candidates are vying to be the next supervisor in the Town of New Paltz. Seeking the two-year post in