Treating the trauma caused by natural disasters
SUNY New Paltz’s Institute for Disaster Mental Health director Amy Nitza trains educators in Puerto Rico after hurricane, earthquakes.
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Village to New Paltz residents: Do not drink the water
The following emergency notice has been issued by the Village of New Paltz: The Village of New Paltz has received
New Paltz wrestling beats Wallkill for division title
It had been a long time since New Paltz won a Division title on the mat. And this one came down to Evan Jansen, the Huguenots 285-pound bruiser wrestling Wallkill’s Jackson Faider in the meet’s final match with New Paltz up a point at 39-38.
Artist collaborates with New Paltz Middle School students to complete new mural
The walls located outside of the Student Support Center at the New Paltz Middle School have come alive with a new mural that is rife with vibrant colors and local imagery.
Police investigate shooting at Ulster County trailer park
Detectives from the Ulster County Sheriff’s Office are investigating an attempted robbery and shooting late last evening in the Town
Hudson Valley burrito named one of nation’s best
Ingredients include vegetable rice, black beans, coleslaw, guacamole, pico de gallo, onion marmalade, a sweet chili sauce and cilantro. But the star of it all is the tender, juicy, short rib.
Waste not want not
How green is my Hudson Valley? Getting greener all the time, but pesky problems, most of which are universal to human societies, remain unresolved. For instance, how does a sustainable economy deal with the piles of waste it keeps accumulating? How can it learn to convert waste into waste products with a value above zero?
In New Paltz, new Stewart’s project inches closer to groundbreaking
Both the canopy and the tiny cashier’s booth at the Kwik Mart have been demolished to make way for a new Stewart’s Shop at 76 North Chestnut Street, which will soon take the place of the existing Stewart’s a few blocks further north.
Ulster exec promises 1,000 jobs in 1,000 days
The focus of Pat Ryan’s first State-of-the-County address at Kingston High School was programs and initiatives that would provide more economic opportunities to keep more young people in Ulster County after graduation. Ryan graduated from the school 20 years ago.
New Paltz teens want a skate park
A central, walkable location – like Hasbrouck Park – has been suggested.