Project STEAM camp teaches kids video game design, robotics
Christian Elting and Owen Kulik, both going into seventh grade next year, are partners at summer camp. They look carefully
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Refurbished Hasbrouck House unveiled
It was a gala affair this past Saturday evening on Huguenot Street in New Paltz, where friends, neighbors and ancestors
Ephemeral art rules at chalk festival
Twenty-five years ago, the first chalk festival came to Santa Barbara, California; and this past weekend, the first chalk festival
Village of New Paltz celebrates its 125th anniversary
The Village of New Paltz is poised to throw a block party on Aug. 5 in honor of its 125th
Back to the drawing board
I had written the first draft of what I thought would be my next column and I showed it to
Boat rentals give people a chance to experience the Wallkill River
Since the spring, something new has come to the boat launch at Sojourner Truth Park in New Paltz — kayak
Theatre veteran Greg Abels creates a Zen hideaway in Gardiner
For those who didn’t grow up in the area, one of the many appealing aspects of living in Gardiner is
Archaeology Field School investigates New York’s past on Huguenot Street
For the next three weeks, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will be the site of an archaeological investigation as a field
TV crew films on Church Street in New Paltz
Did you happen to notice the “new” used bookstore on Church Street? It’s got a pale-pink sign announcing “Vivien’s Used
Highland schools shuffle the deck on leadership
Highland’s school board swore in new members Mike Reid and Mike Bakatsias on July 10, during their re-organizational meeting. They