New Paltz Racial Equity Coalition: There is much work to be done
The coalition, formed to address racism in the school district, has been critical of the lack of transparency in the hiring process.
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The new wing of the New Paltz Middle School is open for business
While the new wing is barely visible from Main Street and completely hidden from South Manheim Boulevard, it’s not at all small.
Both Faso, Delgado like what Siena poll said
The NY-19 congressional poll gave Faso a 45-40 advantage, but Delgado supporters see reasons for optimism.
A Night in Little Italy returns to downtown Highland
The Highland hamlet will be transformed into an Italian street festival on Saturday, September 8 from 2 to 8 p.m., as the Highland Business Association hosts its second annual Night in Little Italy.
VanBlarcum, Figueroa square off for Democratic line in Sept. 13 primary challenge
The Ulster County sheriff, a Democrat, was denied his party’s nod in May after taking several controversial positions during his most recent term. But only a few hundred vote at the nominating convention. The rest of the party will have its say this Thursday. At stake? The line with the most registered voters in the county.
Gardiner Day returns Sept. 8
“It’s a nice old-fashioned way of having a community come together,” says Cindy Dates.
Old New Paltz Stone House Day returns
Saturday, September 8: Interpreters in period garb, reenactments, performances, Colonial games and demonstrations will bring history to life throughout the day.
Soul Tribe wellness studio opens in New Paltz
“The movements are a little bit faster, the music is a little bit louder; all of our classes are just amped up a little bit,” says Amanda Lopez about what to expect from the yoga, barre and Buti classes at Soul Tribe, the wellness studio she recently opened in New Paltz’s Cherry Hill Plaza.
Donna Goodman to speak about the need for a new “militant” women’s movement
Goodman will speak about her book at Elting Memorial Library in New Paltz on Wednesday, September 5 from 8-9:30 p.m. Admission is free.
PCB cleanup in progress at Route 299 Central Hudson site
Before PCBs were outlawed by New York State in the 1970s, transformers containing the oily substance had been stored at the site.
