The Hudson as muse
“Undercurrents: The River as Metaphor” now on view at SUNY-New Paltz’s Dorsky Museum
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New Paltz school superintendent to retire, then resume work with salary plus pension
Maria Rice will retire June 28, and return to work June 30. She said the arrangement would save taxpayer money.
New Paltz art students’ work on display at Redstart Coffee
Each student artist has developed a distinctive voice here. They work independently during the second semester on a portfolio of 12 works exploring a theme of their own choosing, so the subject matter varies quite a bit, as does the styles employed.
Retired teacher from New Paltz travels to West Africa to teach English
As a teacher fluent in both French and English, Sharon Roth was uniquely qualified to take on the challenge of working with students in Burkina Faso, whose official language is French.
New Paltz considers rerouting buses to give students more time to sleep
The district’s transportation director believes it’s possible to gain 30 minutes.
Highland superintendent to retire
Highland’s Superintendent of Schools Deborah Haab has announced she will retire effective September 8.
Sally Rhoads to be recognized at Elting Memorial Library’s “Evening Under the Stars”
“Without her we would not have the library we have today.”
Stormville Airport hosts Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival to help veterans
Saturday, June 10: Proceeds from the inaugural festival will go to the Hudson Valley Hero Project, which provides aid to veterans and current military through scholarships, paying overdue bills and offering equine-assisted PTSD therapy.
Students seek donations for New Paltz summer school food assistance program
“Food For Thought” is a breakfast and snack program that ensures summer school students enrolled in the New Paltz district’s ENL (English as a New Language) program don’t go hungry.
The spirit of Ludwig lives on in New Paltz
Four years after his untimely passing at just age 34, Ludwig Montesa is still remembered fondly by his friends, which seem to include everyone who lived in New Paltz during his lifetime.