Hudson Whiskey is a New York brand operating out of Tuthilltown Spirits Distillery. Since opening in 2003 as the first distillery in New York since prohibition, Hudson Whiskey has kept true to its New York roots, selling whiskey that encapsulates what they describe as “New York’s boldness”.
New Paltz Pool-itics: The Capital Project Explained
The vote on the approval of the contentiously debated capital project will be held this Thursday, Jan. 16, in the New Paltz High School Gymnasium between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Voters will decide on…
Federal Trade, Local Print: How Trump’s Tariffs Will Impact Hudson Valley Publications.
On February 1 President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring a 25% tariff on all imports from Canada and Mexico, invoking a national emergency over immigration and drug trafficking to do so.
New Poll Shows LGBTQ+ Fear Over Expected Trump Administration Policies.
Most LGBTQ+ Americans believe that President Donald Trump’s expected policies will have a negative impact on them, and that the federal government is more hostile to LGBTQ+ individuals than local government, according to a newly released Pew Research Survey.
The New Paltz Volunteer Fire Department Could Run Out of Volunteers Says Recruiting Officer.
NEW PALTZ, N.Y. – A substantial tax increase may be coming to New Paltz residents, as the New Paltz Fire Department is running out of […]
Deputy Mayor Announces County Clerk Run
Alexandria Wojcik, the Village of New Paltz Deputy Mayor, announced her campaign for Ulster County Clerk on Jan. 5. Running on a platform of reform, […]
Meniyah Laurel’s ‘Little’ Big Inspiration
Ellenville, NY- If you walk into the Ellenville Walgreens, there statistically is a 42% chance that 19-year-old Meniyah Laurel will check you out. She works […]
Following Demolition, What’s Next for the Former Agway Lot
Plans for a multi-purpose building at the north end of the village are moving forward following the demolition of the former Agway building in October […]
New Paltz Deputy Supervisor Talks 2025
From increasing taxes and “Two-Paltz,” to affordability and homelessness, a lot is on the minds of New Paltz residents going into 2025.
New Paltz Deputy Supervisor Kitty Brown, a seasoned New Paltz public servant, reflected on the past year of town governance and shared her expectations for the new year.
New Paltz Pool-itics: The Capital Project Explained
The vote on the approval of the contentiously debated capital project will be held this Thursday, Jan. 16, in the New Paltz High School Gymnasium between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m.