Get on the bus to the New York City Climate March on September 21
At least five buses from the New Paltz area will be heading to New York City on Sunday, September 21
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Letters (September 11-18)
Preservationist bloc has power There is an increasingly expanding community that has chosen to live here because of the cultural
Saugerties cops resuscitate heroin OD victim
Police administered an anti-overdose drug to a Saugerties man who’d become unconscious after injecting heroin. On Wednesday, Sept. 10 at
Saugerties 9/11 memorial service
On Thursday, September 11, a 9/11 memorial service will be held at the memorial monuments at Cantine Field (Market Street
Letters: Demilitarize the KPD; Mitchell’s agenda
Chief confirms ‘New Jim Crow’ is alive in Kingston Kingston residents are outraged by the statements Kingston Police Chief Tinti
Preview new Ken Burns documentary on the Roosevelts
The Henry A. Wallace Center at the FDR Presidential Library and Home in Hyde Park will present a pre-broadcast screening
Letters (September 4-11)
Confront the arrogance of power It is not every person who is brave enough to confront the arrogance of power.
Help house feral cats
Members of the Woodstock Feral Cat Project trapped, neutered or spayed 16 cats last month in the area of Jane
Saugerties Library budget passes with 89% of the vote
The Saugerties Library budget was approved by a vote of 228-27. The $579,797 operating budget carried no tax increase. There
Ribbon-cutting at Stella’s Station
A ribbon-cutting was performed by the Saugerties Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Aug. 27 at Stella’s Station, 114 Partition St.,