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Growing Opiate Addiction in NY Troubles Lawmakers

March 6 - News - no comments

Reprinted with permission from The Legislative Gazette. March 3, 2014 Brooklyn Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz says the state is “ill-equipped” to properly address the opiate addiction crisis in New York. This ...

Several Thousand Rally for Charter Schools on Capitol Steps

March 6 - News - no comments

Reprinted with permission from The Legislative Gazette. March 4, 2014 Parents, students and lawmakers are demanding equal funding for New York’s charter schools, sounding off against New York City Mayor Bill de Bla...

Polar Plunge participants wait in the long line, many soaked, for the bus out of the park Photo Credit: Jennifer Newman

Freezin’ For a Reason in Fishkill

March 6 - News - no comments

More than 600 costumed participants jumped into the frigid waters of Sharpe Reservation on Saturday, Feb. 22 for the 16th Annual Fishkill Polar Plunge. Plungers wore a variety of colorful costumes from Teenage Mutant Nin...

SUNY New Paltz Celebrates Nation’s First 3-D Printing Innovation...

February 22 - Local News, News - no comments

The students of SUNY New Paltz can now reap the full benefits of 3-D printing on campus, as the newly implemented program celebrates its second semester by becoming the first 3-D printing program in the nation to feature...

Park Point Project: 2014 and Forward

February 13 - Local News, News - no comments

Planning for the Park Point housing project pours into its seventh year, facing continued opposition from local government and taxpayers. Park Point is a proposed $56 million housing project which is currently set to tak...

Professor of Journalism Retires

May 13 - News - no comments

Rob Miraldi: An innovator, reporter, professor, and friend. Every journalism major remembers their first journalism class. I certainly remembered mine. Waiting for class to begin, I remembered watching my professor walk ...