Historic Huguenot Street to host gravestone preservation workshop on September 19-20
Historic Huguenot street will host a two-day gravestone preservation workshop on September 19-20 in its historic 17th-century burial ground led
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Jo Salas will read from her novel Dancing with Diana at Inquiring Minds in New Paltz
Local author Jo Salas will read from her novel Dancing with Diana on Friday, September 18, 7 p.m., at Inquiring
Blues great Slam Allen will pay tribute to BB King at Unison on September
An evening with Slam Allen, New York State Blues Hall of Fame member, will celebrate the 90th birthday of the
Call for volunteers to clear water chestnuts from Chodikee Lake
The Lloyd Environmental Conservation Council (ECC) and the Adirondack Mountain Club are sponsoring a gathering of paddlers to pull water
Family, friends and fun at Gardiner Day on September 12
Gardiner Day will take place this Saturday, September 12 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Majestic Park in Gardiner.
Kol Hai presents “inclusive” services for Jewish High Holy Days
The High Holy Days of Judaism begin at sundown this Sunday, September 13, and this year folks in the New
Park pavilion dedicated to the memories of Kyle Brewer and Margrit Zimmerman
The Town of New Paltz held a community barbecue and dedication ceremony last Thursday, September 3 at the New Paltz
Mark Sherman: Staying Home
“I was surprised, as always, by how easy the act of leaving was, and how good it felt. The world
Paul Brown: The New Paltz intersections we love to hate: Part Two
Based upon input from social media and local business sources, we learned in this column last week that, while 21
Rosendale Runs revives 4.4-mile Plains Run, inaugurates half-marathon October 10 to benefit Pool Fund
Runners, lace up your sneakers and get ready for the first — hopefully annual — Rosendale Runs event, coming your