John Savago looks back on 32 years as Town Justice for Gardiner
“It’s been a great ride,” says recently retired justice John Savago, speaking of his 32-year term of service with the
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Phillies Bridge Farm Project looks to recover from 2013
With well-liked farmer Anne Eschenroeder back in charge and a whole new board of directors, Phillies Bridge Farm Project is
Mohonk Mountain House expected to reopen on Valentine’s Day following norovirus outbreak
Mohonk Mountain House is expected to reopen this Friday, Feb. 14 after a week of being closed following an outbreak
Tavern lore: Barnaby’s building played huge role in New Paltz’s past
Of all the taverns the New Paltz Times has profiled so far, Barnaby’s Steakhouse holds perhaps the deepest and most
New Paltz Transportation Implementation Committee searches for next generation of members
Behind the scenes in New Paltz — without a lot of recognition or praise — a dedicated group of volunteers
Tavern lore: McGillicuddy’s brought life to once-troubled storefront
In terms of historical bars in New Paltz, McGillicuddy’s Restaurant & Tap House is a youngster. The building at 84
Amal’s Authentic Middle Eastern Cuisine opens in New Paltz
If you like healthy, fresh food, a warm and friendly environment to dine at or to order out, then the
Poverty Barn in New Paltz breathes new life into old furniture
Two friends have teamed up to put their passion, expertise and craftsmanship to work at the recently opened Poverty Barn
Snug Harbor serves up attitude, whiskey, PBR
Snug Harbor Bar and Grill occupies one side of a building with a long history in New Paltz. Snug’s side
Lloyd Town Board discusses Greater Walkway Region signs
Discussion was held at the recent Lloyd Town Board meeting about the ongoing project to bring Greater Walkway Region signage