Saugerties will replace village sidewalks near Partition/Main intersection
The state has given the go-ahead for the village to use leftover funds from the recently completed crosswalks project to
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Murals will soon adorn Donlon Gym
Saugerties village mayor William Murphy has enlisted the help of middle-school art teacher Bob Slate to put together a group
Struzzieri seeks to restore Lynch’s Marina to former glory
Calling it one of the great underutilized places in the Village of Saugerties, Tom Struzzieri said he’s looking forward to
Saugerties tourism has never been better
Thanks to its proximity to New York City, natural beauty and quaint small towns, the Hudson Valley has always been
Capt. Jack Rose honored at ice rink
Capt. Jack Rose, the 19-year-old Mount Marion firefighter who died from injuries suffered in a Dec. 19 house fire, was
Saugerties town officials: Road dept. merger “inevitable”
Merging town and village of Saugerties services was done successfully several years ago when the village police department was folded
Christmas Candy run, a Saugerties tradition for nearly a century
This year’s C.A. Lynch Hose Company’s annual Christmas Day Candy Run began on a somber note. Members had the memory
Saugerties New Year’s Eve, bigger and better than last year
Village Trustee Jeannine Mayer says that this year’s New Year’s Eve celebration will be bigger, louder and more awesome than
Saugerties village and town to help each other out with plowing, paving
Village of Saugerties trustees will pay the town of Saugerties $15,000 annually for the next four years as part of
Scenes from Saugerties Holiday in the Village
[portfolio_slideshow showcaps=true] Despite a cold, damp fog that hung over the village of Saugerties for much of Sunday, Dec. 6,