Gardiner: Looking back and looking ahead
In 2013, the quaint Town of Gardiner saw a major project come to fruition, increased attendance at its signature community
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Highland: The year in review and looking forward
The Town of Lloyd crossed several things off its to-do list in 2013, including the rezoning of the Gateway Hamlet
Rosendale: Looking back on 2013
The biggest news story in Rosendale this past year was unquestionably also the town’s longest-running controversy, brought close to final
New Paltz: the year that was and what’s to come
Susan Zimet and the rest of the Town Board began 2013 by taking a hard look at benefits received by
Hudson Valley Goldsmith opens in New Paltz (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=6586] Photos by Lauren Thomas If nothing at the mall jewelry store does it for you, David Walton
Fre Atlast’s TRANSnDANCEnDRUM is a hotbed of community activity
When you walk through the front door at 415 Main Street in downtown Rosendale, it’s hard to know where to
Michael Horodyski is appointed to the Lloyd Town Board
At the Lloyd Town Board’s last meeting of the year on Wednesday, Dec. 18, the resignation of councilmember Herbert Litts,
SUNY New Paltz hosts ceremony for new $30.5 million residence hall
A groundbreaking ceremony was held at SUNY New Paltz on Thursday, Dec. 19 for a new campus dormitory that will
Park Point’s bid for a tax break faces strong opposition
Opponents of the proposed 732-bed, Park Point New Paltz rental complex had a few reasons to celebrate last week. The
Mark Sherman: Don’t give up the fight; things will get better
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. I always