Mark Sherman: Too close for comfort
Many years ago, when e-mail began replacing genuine human contact even between close friends, I received one from a friend
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Highland High School welcomes new assistant principal
On November 10, William Zimmer assumed his new position as assistant principal at Highland High School (HHS). Hired to replace
New Paltz High School teachers grow beards to promote mens’ health
Thirteen male teachers at New Paltz High School brought an entirely new meaning to the phrase “Grow Local” last month.
New Paltz Town Hall employees move to their new offices at Clearwater Road (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=8643] Photos by Lauren Thomas New Paltz’s new, temporary Town Hall isn’t going to win any architecture or
New Paltz Town Board and Board of Education at odds over proposed sewage treatment plant next to the high school
What sewage treatment plant? That was the response of the New Paltz Central School District Board of Education after learning
Meet Highland High School’s new band director, Drew Rebecchi
“One of the things that drew me to Highland was the sense of community here,” says Drew Rebecchi, Highland High
SUNY New Paltz students stand in solidarity for Michael Brown
How long does it take to plan a successful protest? For SUNY New Paltz’s Black Student Union (BSU), about 40
Ulster County Transportation Council introduces draft Finding Rosendale Circulation and Wayfinding Plan
On Thursday evening, November 20, Rosendalers got their first chance to help shape a Circulation and Wayfinding Plan that is
Executive director announces departure from New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce
Peter Ingellis, executive director of the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce, has informed his board of directors that he
All’s well that ends well as Robert De Niro resolves longstanding tax dispute in Gardiner
“I only like happy endings, and fortunately we have a happy ending here,” said trustee Warren Wiegand at last Wednesday’s