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Crazy Bowlz Asian Mexican Grill brings a fusion of flavors to New Paltz

And what is a “crazy bowl,” you ask? The focus of the menu is on “bowlz” of either rice, noodles or salad, topped with a protein of the customer’s choice and accompanying ingredients offering either Mexican or Asian flavors, the final product remaining true to its origins or becoming a pleasing combination of the two.
The College Diner, where memories were made
Woodstock Chamber explores opportunities for Festival 50th
HealthAlliance’s Scarpino calling it a career

New Paltz offers family-friendly New Year’s Eve

There are several events scheduled from the early afternoon through early evening. What you do to ring in 2019 at midnight is up to you.
Reformed Church of Saugerties offering service for those needing holiday support
Jewish Congregation of New Paltz holds annual Hanukkah celebration
New warming center opens at Midtown Kingston church

Faso reflects on term, offers advice to Delgado

“This was an election where most of the Democrats and most of the people who voted for my opponent were motivated by opposition to the president,” said Faso.

Columns, Nature

The ice age at the Mountain Top Arboretum

The Mountain Top Arboretum, located just north of Tannersville, is home to a collection of mostly local and native tree species.

Community

New Paltz offers family-friendly New Year’s Eve

There are several events scheduled from the early afternoon through early evening. What you do to ring in 2019 at midnight is up to you.

General News

Next year’s ‘Burning of Kingston’ cancelled as troops get better offer

The Burning of Kingston, the every-other-year celebration of the city’s Revolutionary War heritage centered around Kingston’s destruction by ravaging Redcoats

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