Sojourner: Her life is highlighted in Senate House lecture
One of the controversies over the proposed Dwight Eisenhower memorial in Washington was the monument committee’s plan to depict the
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Lloyd plans “Light up the Hamlet” festivities
Members and friends of the Town of Lloyd Events Committee were busy as little elves decorating their downtown in anticipation
Manny’s: New Paltz’s oldest art store to turn 50
Since mid-October, work crews have toiled to upgrade the look of a New Paltz Main Street landmark — Manny’s Art
Lloyd Historical Society to present program on Bannerman Castle
Bannerman Castle has to be one of the most unexpected sites in the Hudson Valley — the ruined remains of
Shaking It For a Cause returns for fifth year at Bacchus
For the fifth year in a row, bands will take to the stage at Bacchus in New Paltz to play
Generals Gone Wild
“Gen. John R. Allen, the top American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, is under investigation for what a senior defense
Ushio Shinohara, Russel Wright exhibits open through Dec. 16 at Dorsky Museum
One of the hidden gems of the Hudson Valley lies in the center of the SUNY New Paltz campus: the
Downtown Unwrapped kicks off in New Paltz on Nov. 30
For the fifth year in a row, the New Paltz Downtown Business Association (DBA) will kick off the holiday shopping
Hothouse Flowers’ Liam O Maonlai leads youth music workshop
Highland and New Paltz High School students were able to learn from and perform with one of Ireland’s most renowned
Senior citizens gather for Thanksgiving at local elementary schools
Local senior citizens enjoyed a Thanksgiving feast of turkey and all the trimmings during the New Paltz School District’s annual