Letters (November 13-20)
Hidden spending increases in town budget It’s hard to believe Saugerties has a large budget deficit and a poor credit
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Pitcairn to play instrument that inspired The Red Violin at Bard
It’s not often that an audience will come out to see the instrument as much as the player, but on
Landlords must keep rentals 68 degrees
The Ulster County District Attorney’s Division of Consumer Affairs (340-3260) advises that landlords in Ulster County are responsible for furnishing
Letters: Tracks and trails; Niagara Bottling
We want the tracks This morning, I talked with Mike Hein on Kingston Community Radio about how I disagreed with
Nobel Prize winner honored at Saugerties Veterans Day ceremony
Nobel Peace Prize winner and Saugerties High School alumnus Peter Zmiyarch was among more than 40 veterans honored Monday, Nov.
Cyphers and Howe at Cross Contemporary Art gallery
Cross Contemporary Art at 81 Partition Street will hold an opening reception on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 5-8 p.m. for
Political endorsements: Gibson, Tkaczyk, Riccardi
Congress- Chris Gibson Congressman Chris Gibson has been a strong advocate for our region’s interests and should be re-elected. He
Decision 2014: Voter guide
Congressional race Gibson, Eldridge take their parting shots Heading into the final days of a bitterly fought campaign, incumbent U.S.
Day of Remembrance at the New Paltz Rural Cemetery
The New Paltz Rural Cemetery will sponsor its third annual Day of Remembrance (also known as the Day of the
Letters (Oct. 30 – Nov. 6)
Sheriffs checking for warrants at social services office I am infrequently compelled to voice my opinion in a letter to