One hearing closed on Foothills project; River to Ridge Trail receives scrutiny
New Paltz Town Planning Board members on April 11 wrapped up the months-long public hearing on the site plan for
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New Paltz fire Department will hold RecruitNY event on April 23
When a man becomes a fireman, his greatest act of bravery has been accomplished. What he does after that is
Water main replacement to disrupt downtown Rosendale beginning in early May
Dozens of anxious business-owners and residents of downtown Rosendale had their worries about this spring’s water main replacement project at
Longtime Family of New Paltz director Kathy Cartagena to retire in May
You know that somebody accomplishes a lot in their work when it takes two people to replace them upon retirement.
Bridge replacement in New Paltz on track for December completion
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein confirmed to the New Paltz Times last week that after more than a year of
Earth Day Fair at the Reformed Church of New Paltz April 16
When Earth Day was first established back in 1970, it was about educating people to the realities of environmental issues.
New “pop-up” antiques shop in Highland
Longtime antiques dealer Charles Glasner and lifelong antiques collector Vivian Yess Wadlin have teamed up to open a “pop-up” antiques
Mild winter didn’t faze local farmers – but late frosts might
“Farmers are probably the best weather gauges we have,” says Deborah Meyer DeWan, executive director of the Rondout Valley Growers’
Concert benefits Maya Gold Foundation’s work against human trafficking in Nepal
How do parents manage to go on after the utterly unexpected suicide of a beloved child? If you’re Elise Gold
Rise of heroin use in New Paltz tied to prescription drug abuse
In some ways, New Paltz might be seen as reflective of the nation as a whole. Classically conservative and liberal