New Paltz slavery exhibit small but moving
You have only until September 25 to see a small but moving show on Huguenot Street about slavery in New
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Music in the Field: A no-vendor, picnic-style concert Saturday in New Paltz
The Mountain Laurel Waldorf School in New Paltz is launching a new community event this weekend. “Music in the Field”
Tatana Kellner to be honored at 9th annual Women’s Studio Workshop gala
Forty-two years after co-founding the Women’s Studio Workshop (WSW) in Rosendale, Tatana (Tana) Kellner is retiring. Not as an artist,
New Paltz pursues its own path to remembering 9/11
An estimated 200 people gathered to acknowledge the official opening of the New Paltz 9/11 memorial this Monday at the
Majestic Park hosts Gardiner Day, Saturday 9/10
Gardiner Day has been happening every September for 27 years, give or take a year or two when the host
Music for the masses: The New Paltz instrument library
As one can easily deduce from walking down Main Street on a late-summer night, there’s no question that music is
Storied farm on Huguenot St. in New Paltz profiled in new book
Mac Jewett lives with her husband Dave in Arizona these days. Two of their three daughters and a much-loved grandson
Mother shares story of son’s tragic struggle with mental health
“It gets better” is the message that we are all supposed to convey, with conviction, to troubled youths who are
Sowing seeds of community: New Paltz Town Historic Preservation
An historic preservation commission (HPC) is one of those volunteer municipal boards that have real power. Members of the commission
Groundbreaking for new Highland Library will be in September
It has been more than a year since Highland voters approved a bond of $4.8 million to build a new