Saugerties hosts Rats’ Nest Run-In this Saturday
The Rats’ Nest Run-In returns to Saugerties this weekend. The event celebrates “Rat Rods” – custom-built hot rods stripped to
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Personally speaking: Julie Kelsall-Dempsey
Whatever the cost of our libraries – the cost is cheap compared to that of an ignorant nation. — Walter
Veterans and residents at Woodland Pond launch “Wartimes Remembered”
Residents at Woodland Pond, a continuing care retirement community in New Paltz, just released Wartimes Remembered, a collective array of
Ars Choralis to perform Carmina Burana this Saturday at Opus 40
On June 22, Ars Choralis brings high-drama music back to the rocks of Opus 40 in Saugerties with a performance
Bruno, Schirmer get GOP nod for Town Board
The Republicans will attempt to capture a majority in town government this fall, sending incumbent James “Jimmy” Bruno and William
Mayone bests Myer for highway superintendent at GOP caucus
Incumbent Highway Superintendent Doug Myer lost the Republican nomination tonight to contractor Ray Mayone. Mayone received 173 votes, Myer 121
Supervisor Kelly Myers holds on for GOP nomination
Incumbent Supervisor Kelly Myers won the Republican nomination tonight, edging out Gaetana Ciarlante on the second ballot. In round one,
Preamble to the Kingston to come
Editor’s note – our full report on Monday’s comprehensive plan meeting will be in the print edition of the Kingston
Personally speaking: Fran Pomeroy
Broadway is alive and kicking at the Aloha Acres senior citizens’ mobile estates in Modena. For the past six years,
Harvard bound
Saugerties High School student Maureen Ball has been accepted to Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Maureen is the daughter of