Shout Out Saugerties, an exhibition of local art and ideas, continues through October
Each weekend for the next three weeks, 35 events will be staged within the village, including art installations, lectures, creative workshops and performances.
Each weekend for the next three weeks, 35 events will be staged within the village, including art installations, lectures, creative workshops and performances.
Visitors and the estimated 400 electric-car users in Ulster County can now power up at Saugerties’ first charging station, located in front of the Small World Park near the Kiwanis Ice Arena.
The air was rife at Cantine Field with sounds and pungent smells: the buzzing of bees, the sizzling of grills, the calls of carnival barkers peddling their foodstuffs, and the ambient chatter of hundreds of festival-goers.
Only one in a hundred law-enforcement officers in the United States graduates from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Saugerties police lieutenant K.J. Swart Jr. is one of them.
While we all peered at the maps that had been provide, the old hands knew the trails as though they were a part of themselves.
The slates are set for this November’s election, which features lively races for supervisor, town board and two of the three County Legislature seats.
The Saugerties Chamber of Commerce will host the “Rockin’ Gala and Auction” this Saturday, September 16.
Despite not having Saugerties Republican party endorsement, Ulster County Sheriff’s Captain Vincent Altieri won nomination for a town board seat, alongside GOP pick Donald Tucker, while turning back the party’s other choice, Joe Roberti Jr.
“These individuals are just thugs that went after someone else with baseball bats,” said the town police chief.
A 16-year employee of the town Buildings and Grounds Department has been charged with felony fourth-degree grand larceny after, town police said, he admitted stealing $1,000 in cash from a safe at the Kiwanis Ice Arena.