Hundreds turn out in New Paltz to dance against violence against women
Hundreds of people took to the streets in downtown New Paltz as part of the Feb. 14 worldwide One Billion
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Highland High School to stage “Schoolhouse Rock Live!”
The sweet sounds of well-loved educational music will soon burst forth from the stage at Highland High School, when students
Roses are red, yeah, whatever
As luck would have it, the official publication date for this piece is Feb. 14, aka Valentine’s Day. So I
Nature at your doorstep – Poets’ Walk
Poets’ Walk is one of those places in the Hudson Valley that remind us that the Romantic view of nature
Personally speaking with In Good Taste owner Deb Rauch
In Good Taste Wine and Spirits has made a big move: from its location of 15 years in the New
Genealogist Jane Wilcox lectures on Hudson Valley colonization
With the advent of the Internet, researching one’s family history has become a more popular and accessible hobby than ever
Rondout Creek repair project stalled as Army Corps funds, crew diverted by Hurricane
“My natural disaster was bigger than your natural disaster!” That seems to be the message that downtown Rosendale residents have
New Paltz Finance Committee meets with the public to explain consolidation costs savings
The New Paltz Consolidation Finance Committee, which studied a proposed municipal merger in New Paltz, squared off with a handful
New managers take the reins at Brook Farm CSA
Coming into its tenth year, the Brook Farm Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)’s Board of Directors has hired a new farm
Nature at your doorstep – Stony Kill Falls
For outdoor adventure close to home, mingled with scenic grandeur, nothing beats a winter walk to a waterfall. Such a