Rosendale and New Paltz oppose Pilgrim Pipelines
The route of the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines is “planned to go right under Perrine’s Bridge, which is the second-oldest pedestrian
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Walkway Over the Hudson will host a major climate action rally on October 16
It’s as simple as “off and on,” according to 350.org, the global climate action movement coalition calling for an international
CROP Hunger Walk expanded this year to include Earth Day-type event at Hasbrouck Park
The annual New Paltz CROP Hunger Walk scheduled for Sunday, October 18 at 2 p.m. will be a different event
Call for volunteers to clear water chestnuts from Chodikee Lake
The Lloyd Environmental Conservation Council (ECC) and the Adirondack Mountain Club are sponsoring a gathering of paddlers to pull water
Mohonk Consultations’ Distinguished Achievement Award goes to Ann Guenther
Ann Guenther will receive Mohonk Consultations’ 2015 Distinguished Achievement Award on Monday, June 8 from 5 to 8 p.m., in
Citizen activists convene on “The Future of the Wallkill River”
In welcoming the crowd of about 150 clean water advocates who turned out for the symposium on “The Future of the
Rock the Ridge 50-mile, 24-hour endurance challenge at Mohonk Preserve May 2
It’s not as daunting as it may seem,” says Ken Posner, co-director of Rock The Ridge, a 50-mile, 24-hour endurance
From trail to trestle
Last Saturday the Wallkill Valley Land Trust held a ceremony opening a connector trail under the Rosendale Trestle. The iconic
Casual eatery at Brookside Farm offers tasty organic food and great views
Driving south on Albany Post Road in Gardiner, with eyes on the road and preoccupied by thoughts of errands to
Renovation work closes Sky Top Tower for the summer
If a New Paltz resident wanted to show where he or she lives to someone who doesn’t speak a common