The Well thrift store in Saugerties marks 40 years
Saugerties’ low-priced, volunteer-run thrift store was founded in 1975 as a way to bring help to “help people in need
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Speaking about suicide can save lives
On Sept. 27, hundreds participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Community Walk, which took place on the Walkway
Schools superintendent wants to combat youth drug abuse
Drug use in Ulster County, particularly among youth, is a topic on the lips of many. Police departments administer Narcan
Saugerties parents, educators discuss screen time limits for kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children under two avoid screen entertainment altogether, and older children should receive only one
High school is a big change for Saugerties elementary students
The lines of incoming junior high students and parents anxiously awaiting their new schedules stretched long outside the auditorium on
Saugerties test scores released
This was the third year that New York State third through eighth graders took the Common Core state tests in
Saugerties BOE wants greater role for parents in academic intervention
Concerns about parental involvement led to the tabling of a vote on a plan for delivering additional academic assistance to
‘Mr. Saugerties’ plans fundraiser for school marching band
Bob Siracusano, owner of Sawyer Motors, wants to support the new Saugerties Marching Band. He presented his vision for a
Saugerties marching band gets kudos, donations
The Saugerties Marching Band, which made its parade debut on the Fourth of July, received kudos from school staff, administration,
Newcomers get top spots on Saugerties School Board
The Board of Education elected new leaders at its organizational meeting on July 7. By a 5-4 vote, Bob Thomann