Paul Brown: Ebola and UCIDA have something in common
They both can bleed you dry. The Ebola virus first appeared in 1976 when a more benign infection mutated into
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New Paltz town, village boards meet with Historic Huguenot Street
In a long, low room of the 1799 LeFevre House on Historic Huguenot Street (HHS), members of the New Paltz
New Paltz and Highland high schools welcome incoming freshman students
While summer isn’t officially over until September 22, nothing says “autumn” like a back-to-school freshman orientation session. Our area held
Zephyr Teachout speaks at SUNY New Paltz anti-fracking rally
Gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout and her running mate for lieutenant governor Tim Wu made a stop on their “Whistleblower Tour”
A day’s work: Kelly Antonelli
Kelly Antonelli is good at providing options. Viable ones. She’s been doing it for close to 30 years at various
SUNY New Paltz welcomes new students
The fall semester has officially kicked into first gear at SUNY New Paltz as 1,800 incoming freshmen and transfers moved
Labor, community organizations and citizens protest Wilmore IDA tax breaks
Labor and community organizations held a rally on a closed-off North Front Street in New Paltz last Wednesday, August 20.
A Day’s Work: Matt Gallucci
On the face of it, Matt Gallucci has one of the village’s least desirable jobs — he’s the New Paltz
Paul Brown: Visiting virtual New Paltz
For those interested in our town’s local culture (something that I admit to being fascinated with), (and, yes, I am
Dan Winfield cops swimming medal at Masters’ World Championships in Montreal
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting Dan Winfield, the 69-year-old swimmer/runner/biker, husband/father/grandfather community-minded man, then you would know