Poll: Saugerties’ pick in the Democratic presidential race
Is Saugerties feeling the Bern or Hillary country? Let’s find out.
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Poll: Saugerties’ pick in the Republican presidential race
Donald Trump said this on CNN: “If I win New York, the election’s over…upstate New York, I’m like the most popular person that’s ever lived.” We wondered: Is that true?
Letters (February 18-25)
Pipeline Process On Tuesday March 1 at the Saugerties Senior Citizens Center, at 7 p.m. we will be holding an important public meeting to
Large carnivores are making a comeback
Lions, tigers, wolves, wild dogs and other charismatic carnivores are often depicted as being on the brink of extinction. Dr.
Tozzi dies months after shootout with New Paltz cops; grand jury investigation to follow
John Tozzi, 61, the man shot by a New Paltz officer during a standoff in October of 2015, has died in
New Paltz High School senior signs Letter of Intent for football
New Paltz High School (NPHS) football kicker Aidan O’Neill signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and
Letter: Clovelea can and should be saved
This is in response to a letter by Carol Cochrane in last week’s Saugerties Times pertaining to the Clovelea mansion
Letters (February 11-18)
Who’s Who? Who will be our next president and help us to get out of some of the problems and missteps
Mary Fahl & Leon Russell coming to Beacon’s Towne Crier
February brings a bevy of historic talent to the Towne Crier in Beacon, including singer/songwriter and October Project founder Mary
“The flash is like crack to them:” Mark Peterson’s photos from presidential campaign in Beacon
“The flash is like crack to them. They really don’t care if a picture is flattering or not.” So observes