New Paltz Village Board votes to raise water and sewer rates
Village of New Paltz residents will soon see a 20 percent increase in their water/sewer rates. The Village Board approved
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Students organize protests against tuition increases, privatization
A group of SUNY-New Paltz students are rising up against ever-increasing tuition and their belief that the SUNY/CUNY system is
The perils of ironic funniness
I had a sobering experience some time ago at one of our local eateries. The restaurant sold this paper, and
What the newspapers said 100 years ago today
The ‘‘Our town’’ column is compiled each month for the New Paltz Times by Carol Johnson, coordinator of the Haviland-Heidgerd
Last stop on the Hudson Valley Apple Trail: Dressel Farms
If you haven’t gone strawberry-picking at Dressel Farms, overlooking the Shawangunk Mountain Ridge in New Paltz, then you haven’t really
Multicultural Education conference focuses on equity and social justice
The School of Education at SUNY New Paltz, in collaboration with local educational organizations, will hold its 18th annual Multicultural
Gardiner Fire Department will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a parade on Oct. 14
The Gardiner Fire Department (GFD) will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a parade on Sunday, Oct. 14 from 1 to
CROP walks in New Paltz and Highland on Oct. 14
On Sunday, Oct. 14, area residents are invited to put on their walking shoes to help eradicate hunger and poverty
Can Schreibman catch Gibson for Hinchey seat?
In the face of ugly numbers in a non-partisan Siena poll and unsettling cracks in his Democratic Party base, Julian
Next stop on the Hudson Valley Apple Trail: the Moriello family’s Apple Hill Farm
“Pop and Mike had a saying: ‘When you work, work hard; and when you play, play hard.’ It is the