As a teacher fluent in both French and English, Sharon Roth was uniquely qualified to take on the challenge of working with students in Burkina Faso, whose official language is French.
The award was intended to recognize Novi’s seminal role in the farm-to-table movement and his longtime commitment to cooking with locally sourced ingredients — and, on a larger scale, to farmland preservation.
The occasion marked both the centennial of the State Police and the 40th anniversary of the founding of the substation.
“Without her we would not have the library we have today.”
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the town clerk kept a record of the community’s slaves.
When the universally recognized symbol of your social movement is a rainbow, it takes more than just a little rainy
Starting Sunday, June 18, the weekly market will include farm-fresh produce and other items.
Four years after his untimely passing at just age 34, Ludwig Montesa is still remembered fondly by his friends, which seem to include everyone who lived in New Paltz during his lifetime.
Saturday-Sunday, June 3-4: Take the open studio tour and see what else this beautiful little town has to offer.
With his cartoonish, deceptively crude Outsider/Pop aesthetic and ubiquitous presence on our streets and in our shops and restaurants, Ryan Cronin might fairly be called New Paltz’s answer to the late great Keith Haring.