Re:seed Saugerties sustains body and soul
Food is one of the most basic of mankind’s needs, but can it also be art? Jennifer Zackin, who spearheaded
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Saugerties summer readers have a ball
What does a giant ball of yarn have to do with getting kids reading? At the Saugerties Public Library, the
Guardians of Saugerties’ swimming spots hope litterbugs stay away
Popularity often comes at a cost. This was certainly true for Peekamoose Blue Hole, a swimming hole that is part
A Day’s Work: Speech Pathologist
Hope Brennan has worked as a speech pathologist at the Center for Spectrum Services since 2001. While pursuing her graduate
A Day’s Work: Childcare provider
Heidi Brandt opened her own childcare business in 1994, Heidi’s House, and has been caring for and teaching children in
Meet & Greet: Stacey Trapani-Barber
Stacey Trapani-Barber is busy. Not only is she a licensed mental health counselor and board certified behavior analyst, she also
A place for teens
Times are tough for teens. They can’t hang out together at the mall without an escort during prime hours and
Riccardi Drama Club comes to life
“Angry!” “Mad!” “Upset!” The group of 34 fourth-through-sixth-graders who gathered for the first meeting of Riccardi’s Drama Club called out
Student-designed app wins Saugerties Science Fair
Sophomore Lula Rappaport presented the app she designed to the Board of Education when it met on Dec. 8. Rappaport’s
Teachers: Saugerties students need more art education
A discussion of the newly approved elementary art curriculum at the December Board of Education meeting raised concerns about the