Food Pantry’s Richardson honored
Marilyn Richardson, the coordinator of the Saugerties Food Pantry, received thanks, flowers and praise at the Town Board meeting on
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School budget up $1 million
Superintendent Seth Turner is predicting this year’s school budget will increase taxes by about 3.5 percent. On the face of
Saugerties bond rating downgraded by S&P
Citing a “worsening financial position” and negative fund balance, Standard and Poor’s busted the town’s bond rating down two steps
Secretary paid $25k to retire
The town will pay highway department secretary Mary Lou Dengler $25,000 to retire following months of negotiations. Town officials never
The anti-affordable housing crowd has spoken
The anti-affordable housing crowd spoke, and the Comprehensive Plan Committee listened. A second draft made numerous changes to the housing
Fact Check: Criticism of safety net budgeting mostly unfounded
Kelly Myers has been blamed for not including social service charges in the first version of the 2012 budget. Her
Saugerties urged to acquire 165-acre park
Bristol Beach is one of the hidden treasures of Saugerties. It is 165 acres of undeveloped forest, stretching from Route
Guns and fracking dominate Saugerties town hall meeting
On Thursday, Jan. 17, Assemblyman Pete Lopez held a Town Hall meeting at the Saugerties senior citizens center. “My goal
Saugerties 3-day music festival canceled
A three-day music festival planned for Winston Farm this summer has been cancelled, Saugerties Supervisor Kelly Myers announced at the
Supervisor rematch in 2013?
Is Greg Helsmoortel planning to run for Saugerties supervisor? He isn’t saying, though reportedly he has said he is considering