New Paltz optometrist participates in ground-breaking program to improve vision care in South Africa
Durban, South Africa, is a city situated on the eastern seaboard of the country, known for its beautiful coastline and
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Artist and author Sadie Penzato will hold barn sale of her paintings
For artist and author Sadie Penzato, 84, there are two houses that have loomed large in her life. The first
Food Not Bombs shares a free meal every Wednesday in New Paltz
Food is a right, not a privilege, says Amanda Sisenstein of the New Paltz branch of Food Not Bombs. The
Rosendale Dems nominate Walsh, Hughes, Lipari, Kniceley & Gallagher
In 1931 bandleader/crooner Rudy Vallée starred in Musical Justice, a short film in which a live-action Betty Boop (played by
Paul Brown: The New Paltz intersections we love to hate – Part One
As you drive through the town and village of New Paltz along Route 299/Main Street, you pass through several intersections
Student writers Meaghan McElroy and Chloe Driscoll are the new student profile writers for the New Paltz Times
The staff of The Maroon — the school newspaper at New Paltz Central High School — will lend the talents
Back to school in New Paltz
When dropping off their kids at the front parking lot next week, New Paltz Middle School parents can expect one-way
Soccer previews for New Paltz and Highland, girls and boys
[portfolio_slideshow id=10192] Photos by Rich Corozine Last season was a kind of break-even season for the New Paltz and
Raj Pandya: Director of the John R. Kirk Planetarium at SUNY New Paltz
“Most people who get into astronomy are into it as a young person,” says Raj Pandya, director of the John
SUNY New Paltz welcomes 1,100 freshmen students and their families on moving-in day
Suitcases, cardboard boxes and many, many plastic storage containers and crates holding a school year’s worth of clothing and personal