SpringFest in Highland to take place on Saturday, May 17
At first Highland SpringFest was a way to bring people to the struggling hamlet. Now in its third year, the
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The Repair Café celebrates its first year in New Paltz
We all have them: those worn-out things that we just can’t bear to part with for one reason or another.
Mark Sherman: My drug of choice
I don’t drug or drink, and thus, since I know I am always legal to drive, I do so whenever
Susan Slotnick: Mixed messages about race and a love of justice
My father had only one employee for 40 years. His name was Sam. We never heard his last name spoken.
Historic Huguenot Street celebrates its opening day under new management
There is such a thing as a business of history, a national expert in the interpretation of historic sites recently
New Paltz Regatta 2014 undeterred by Wallkill floodwaters (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=7381] Photos by Lauren Thomas It was touch-and-go in the week leading up to last Sunday’s New Paltz
Parking a big concern in Mohonk Foothills area
Neighbors on Butterville, Cragswood, Woodlot, Gatehouse, White Oaks and Canaan roads and Lenape Lane met with the New Paltz Town
New Hudson Valley wine-tasting event series kicks off in Gardiner
It’s pretty safe to say that the farm-to-table local food movement is firmly established in the Hudson Valley region these
Locals get month’s free access to Mohonk Preserve
Mohonk Preserve wants to make Ulster County a little healthier. They’re aiming to do so by getting people out of
Accent on New Paltz: Zeroing in on the ZBA
Relatively few residents of our town find themselves needing to interact with the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA), a quietly