The New Paltz Democratic primary will take place on September 12
Candidates for supervisor will be Neil Bettez and Marty Irwin; for town board, Daniel Torres, David Brownstein and Jennifer Ippolito.
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New Paltz law requiring timely security deposit returns for renters will get hearing Sept. 13
The law would impose daily penalties on landlords who did not return security deposits within a few weeks without an explanation. Another clause would saddle the losing party with legal fees if the question was brought to court.
SUNY New Paltz program brings international students and community members together for cultural exchange
In the trial run earlier this year, local residents, called “community ambassadors,” took their students on hikes, visited museums, attended performances, visited local sites like Walkway Over the Hudson and shared meals in restaurants and their homes.
Lenape Elementary in New Paltz welcomes new principal
He brings nearly 20 years of experience to New Paltz, most recently as principal at Kent Primary School in Carmel, a K-4 building.
New Paltz High School has a new assistant principal
If you’re looking for New Paltz High School’s new assistant principal, don’t expect to find her behind a desk all day. “I’m a very mobile person,” says Tara Ryba. “I will be everywhere and anywhere.”
New Paltz planners discuss Zero Place impacts before a packed house
New Paltz Village Planning Board members, during a special meeting held August 29, methodically discussed their views about the environmental
Poll: Should SUNY New Paltz rename buildings because namesakes owned slaves?
The university’s Diversity and Inclusion Council will take up the question this year. What do you think?
Majestic Park hosts 28th annual Gardiner Day Sept. 9
All the entertainment and activities are free, including pony rides, face-painting and henna tattoos.
New Paltz Historical Society bringing back appraisal event modeled after “Antiques Roadshow”
“What is it? What’s it worth?” will be held Wednesday, September 6 at 7 p.m. at the New Paltz Community Center.
New Paltz public weigh in on theatre proposal
The 70-seat Denizen Theatre would be located next to Water Street Market in the village. It would feature live performances.