Craft ales from Yard Owl Brewery of Gardiner now available locally
A homegrown, upstart local nano-brewery has just opened up its doors (and ales) to the Hudson Valley and beyond. James
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Hudson Valley Chalk Festival returns to Water Street Market
The second annual Hudson Valley Chalk Festival is making a return to the Water Street Market in downtown New Paltz
Wine Village project nears SEQRA review process in Highland
After two years of discussion and review by the Town of Lloyd Planning Board and Town Board, the proposed Wine
Gardiner GOP nominates Mosher, Mele, Upright, Hinson and Miller
With the exception of the town supervisor seat, the Gardiner Republicans have put up candidates to challenge the Democrats in
Historic Huguenot Street to host reenactors
Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host reenactors from the Colonial Living History Alliance in honor of the Independence Day holiday
Renovated Rosendale trestle reopens, reconnecting long-sundered Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
“A great day for Rosendale” is how supervisor Jeanne Walsh characterized the grand opening on Saturday, June 29 of
Nature at your doorstep: Up at Mohonk
One of the pleasures of living in New Paltz is the constant sight of the Shawangunk Ridge. The defining visual
90 Miles Off Broadway honors young thespians
90 Miles Off Broadway has presented theatre scholarships of $400 each to Kyle Beyer of John Jay High School and
Remembering rebellion: A list of local Independence Day events
Looking to celebrate that historic day in 1776, when Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Samuel Adams and the rest of the
School district administrative offices are now at the Lenape School
After six years and at least one failed attempt to move, the New Paltz school district has left its location