Lighthouse meditations
Saugerties is such a modern town, between its bed races and retro fabulous car shows and novelty boutiques, that it
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A local talent show with big prizes
The Lazy Swan Golf and Country Club village is a monument to swank. It sits in front of mountains, and
A search for spirits in an old stone house
It’s the night of the much-talked-about Supermoon. It looks like a spotlight cutting through everything in the night sky and
Service of shadows
The Reformed Church of Saugerties will host its fourth annual Tenebrae service April 5. The Tenebrae, also known as “The
Mindful floating
There’s a peal of thunder, way off in nowhere. I’m standing on top of a hill, looking down at a group
Spare the rod, respect the child
Pam Perkins captains a class in positive parental discipline at the newly renovated Saugerties Public Library. Perkins can personally vouch
Fine lines
Brian Lynch’s studio is IKEA-style tidy, tiny, and thankfully prim. Black and white art hangs on the arctic white walls and
Library thriving under new director
“Our foot traffic has increased, our circulation has increased, and our attendance in programs has increased since opening up in
Saugerties’ occupiers win over writer of ‘that terrible article’
Thank God it’s snack time. I arrived late and was placed nearly in the middle of this week’s meeting of
Occupy Saugerties mobilizes
Fifteen people sit in the Saugerties Senior Center on Market Street. Among the leaflets about heart-health and high-fiber diets, there’s