The shelves might not be fully stocked yet, but by the time you read this, downtown New Paltz’s latest retail establishment, the Root Cellar, should have opened its doors to the public.
The proposal is meant to ensure new construction or renovations are in keeping with the village’s historic character.
Residents and business owners from both sides of the Wallkill River have converged on Town of New Paltz officials to voice their objections to a shooting range on private land on Springtown Road in New Paltz. The noise is distracting and disturbing, they say, and there are worries that this unregulated shooting space poses a very real danger to anyone within several hundred yards.
Wanted: fully accessible building with at least one large room and ample parking spots near the door, but only for a handful of days each year.
Siblings Colin, Samantha and Mackenzie Boylan are enthusiastic about the new direction they’re taking the family business.
This could be the last year that Ricci’s Barbershop will be in its familiar location next to P&G’s on Main Street in New Paltz.
The new leg of the rail trail extends from Tony Williams Park to South St., opposite Lowe’s on 299.
According to Mayor Tim Rogers, despite there being largely positive feedback for various public bonfires, they violate open-burning rules for the village.
The residents petitioning the town for redress claim that the helicopters sometimes land right alongside the state highway, and even in the Rondout creekbed itself.
Parts of town require more work by the highway department to keep water runoff from pooling. Should the entire town collectively pay this cost, or should it be funded through special taxing districts billed only to residents of those areas?