Saugerties Times election letters
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Saugerties schools mark fire prevention month
October is Fire Prevention Month and the Saugerties Central School District used that designation to help educate students at each of the District’s four elementary schools about fire safety.
Son Little plays Bearsville
Friday, Oct. 20: Born Aaron Livingston, the son of a preacher, the rhythm-and-blues artist Son Little defies easy categorization.
Poll: Saugerties Town Board race
With two seats wide open, this race could decide the direction of town government for years to come.
Letter: Town of Saugerties is not paying for electric car charging station
The parks and buildings superintendent writes about the funding for the town’s new electric vehicle charging stations.
Kingston Times letters: I-587 Roundabout, Central Hudson gas regulating station
From the Oct. 12 issue.
Saugerties Times letters (10/12-19)
Topics include: The local elections, Saugerties finances not so bad, town not paying for electric car charging station, a community food effort, Trump’s job-killing tax plan, Shout Out Saugerties launches, and more.
Tax increases planned for New Paltz, Gardiner and Rosendale
Tax hikes range from 2.5–8 percent in the preliminary budgets of these three towns.
Woodstock Film Festival runs from Oct. 11-15
The 18th annual Woodstock Film Festival is now in progress, with dozens of films being screened in Woodstock and neighboring towns.
Tops & Temps to perform at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Saturday, Oct. 14: One-time Motown rivals, trading hit-for-hit blows and one-upping each other with extravagant stage shows, the Temptations and the Four Tops today find themselves roadmates and soulmates, recapturing a peak period of American pop music.