The show must go on
With the news of the latest budget cuts to the fall drama and other extra-curricular activities, I’ve returned to write
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Locking up our children
It’s the droning boring recitation of testimony in court cases that is the perfect accompaniment for me to oil paint
Highland incumbents to duke it out with newcomers
Highland voters will see a mix of newcomers and incumbents vying for the three open school board seats this May.
116 years of Mohonk weather records show strong warming trend
Folks on both sides of the global warming debate have been known to accuse one another of “junk science” —
Management at Snug’s brings in new energy, creativity and culture
While Snug Harbor still retains its biker-bar, pig-roasting, pool-hustling atmosphere where everyone is welcomed, it has begun to evolve into
Arbor Day celebration in New Paltz
The Village of New Paltz celebrated Arbor Day last Friday with members and volunteers of the Shade Tree Commission planting
Enjoying the apocalypse
Is it just me, or does anyone else get annoyed when, on a day like today (Monday, April 16), when
Six challengers vie for New Paltz School Board, incumbents bow out
Election Day for the New Paltz Central School District will bring a lot of choices. Voters will have to decide
Milton True Value offers more than just hardware
Jeff Paladino, owner of Milton True Value on Route 9W and also a councilman for the Town of Lloyd, has
Water Street Market seeks artists for chalk festival
Remember when you were young and the pavement was your canvas? The Hudson Valley Chalk Art Festival is calling for