NYPIRG rallies SUNY New Paltz students to get out and vote in the upcoming elections
Hundreds of students gathered at SUNY New Paltz last week to gain momentum for young people turning out to vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Hike highlights the ever-changing natural landscape of the Mill Brook Preserve
Nearly all of the preserve was farmland decades ago, and evidence of cultivation can be seen if one knows where to look.
New Paltz celebrates Halloween
One comment heard on the street might capture the sense of mystery and oddity in a single question: “Was it a live cow, or a fake cow?” One had to be there to be sure.
The rainiest season
Has seemed rainier than usual lately? It has been: We’ve received about three times more than the 122-year average.
SlutWalk 2018 draws small crowd of determined feminists
For the third year running, the Sluts were back on the streets of New Paltz last Sunday.
New Paltz football tops Goshen and heads to the Section 9 final this Friday
It was truly grind-it-out football.
Into the Sam’s Point Badlands the back way: from Lake Awosting
Although upstate New York is a far cry from the rugged wilderness of South Dakota, the name Badlands still got caught in the gums like an adventure born of grit and sandstone.
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree selected from Hudson Valley property
The Norway Spruce will be cut on Thursday, November 8 and arrive at Rockefeller Center on Saturday, November 10.
Gardiner puts brakes on agritourism operation next to proposed resort
Gardiner planners balked at the specter of a busy agritourism venue on a 54-acre parcel adjacent to the site of the proposed Heartwood resort on Route 44/55 bordering the Shawangunk Kill.
Supervisor Bettez says the New Paltz town budget is “not pretty”
The supervisor said layoffs would be required to keep the tax increase under 2 percent.