A Tavola owners open new farm-to-table restaurant The Huguenot
Since its opening in 2011, Nathan and Bonnie Snow’s restaurant at 46 Main Street, A Tavola, has been racking up
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OSI closes on easement permanently protecting Hess Farm
On Friday, March 28, an eight-year marathon effort to preserve a scenic 74-acre family farm on Sand Hill Road in
Elting Memorial Library recognizes work of volunteers
In a room filled with tasty cheeses, crackers, snacks and sparkling mineral water, volunteers chatted and mingled. Occasional laughs —
Highland Landing Park; gondola project still in the works
The bundle of pilings that fell over recently on the side of the dock at Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park
Parents, students protest Common Core with exam opt-outs
Last week, students and parents in New Paltz and Highland protested what they see as excessive standardized testing under the
Park Point gets IDA tax break
The Ulster County Industrial Development Agency has unanimously approved a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) schedule for a developer
Walkway Café and Catering Co. in Highland
It’s probably a good thing that Ann Marie Corso and Gerard McCluskey opened their new Walkway Café and Catering Company
Hudson Valley Rail Trail Association to host moonlight walk on the trail
Imagine walking the Hudson Valley Rail Trail under moonlight. The sounds of civilization are far away, the quiet broken only
Math error nearly derails New Paltz school renovations
A mathematical error nearly sidelined New Paltz Central School District’s proposed $52 million capital project before it got to voters’
New Paltz renews old Tavern Owners Agreement
In the 1990s, New Paltz had a problem. Gang-related crime had become a presence, and a violent stabbing in 1997