Jay Ungar and Molly Mason headline concert at SUNY New Paltz to benefit Elting Memorial Library
A benefit concert for the Elting Memorial Library’s children’s programming will headline Grammy Award-winners Jay Ungar and Molly Mason as
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New Paltz Mayor Jason West cops to residency problem
New Paltz Mayor Jason West informed his fellow Village Board members on May 15 that he is living outside the
New Paltz town/village ask state for help with consolidation
After more than five hours of heated debate, village and town officials in New Paltz came to a conclusion on
Nature at your doorstep – Thompson Pond Preserve
On my recent spring walk at Thompson Pond, at the foot of Stissing Mountain in Pine Plains, I was able
New Paltz voters OK $52.2M school budget, $500K safety project
New Paltz’s $52.2 million school budget passed handily, nabbing almost 70 percent voter approval tonight. A second proposition asking voters
Highland’s school budget passes; Miller and Gilmore win BOE seats
The voters in Highland have spoken by passing the proposed $38.5 million 2013-2014 school budget by a 62 percent majority
Wallkill Valley Land Trust sets date for historic house tour
The Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) will present its third annual “Houses on the Land” house tour on Saturday, June
WWII Navy vet recalls 46 days lost at sea
Fresh out of high school, Albert Becker left his family to work at a newspaper in Lawton, Oklahoma. He wasn’t
Mid-Hudson Cross-Fit wins Bed Race at Highland SpringFest
Hundreds of residents and visitors braved the Irishlike weather this past Saturday for the second annual Highland SpringFest. The weather
“Hackerspace” Squidwrench sets up shop in Highland
Studio 81 is a small workshop occupying a space accessible by an alleyway on Vineyard Avenue in downtown Highland. Recently,