Demonstrators rail against local oil trains
About 70 Saugerties residents and supporters from nearby communities protested the transportation of crude oil on local railways at the
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Should Saugerties invest in making roads safe for bicyclists and pedestrians?
Recently, a developer who wanted to build a retail complex on Route 32N, far away from any existing sidewalks, was
Dirtmeister inspires kids with science
You don’t need an expensive laboratory with beakers and test tubes to practice science, says Steve Tomecek, known to kids
Hotel and retail complex near Winston Farm proposed
A developer has proposed building a restaurant, hotel and shops adjacent to Winston Farm. Preliminary plans, presented to the Town
Village Beach in rough shape
A walk around the beach area and nearby picnic and play area shows tables with built-in benches badly in need
Barrels of fun: The Saugerties gun show
In the weeks leading up to the gun show held last weekend at Kiwanis Ice Arena, residents debated whether it
Chestnut chomping on the open water
The group that has been battling water chestnuts in the Esopus Creek across from the village beach has added a
Sneak peek of new lighthouse street art
[portfolio_slideshow id=5557] Photos by David Gordon Within the next few days, Saugerties will become an outdoor museum featuring the
In Memoriam: Josh Randall
Robert C. “Josh” Randall, local radio news anchor for WGHQ, real estate broker and tireless advocate for historic preservation, died
Tkaczyk: Income-tax-supported education more equitable
The burden of paying for education has shifted increasingly from state to local property taxpayers, creating funding problems for the