Local citizens against fracking to descend on Albany
On Monday, June 17, join Maurice Hinchey, Pete Seeger, Natalie Merchant, Lois Gibbs and over 100 organizations from across the
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Bloom with a view: Garden Conservancy Open Days
The Garden Conservancy is a national organization headquartered in Cold Spring that partners with individual garden-owners as well as public
Letters (6/13-6/20)
Don’t feel powerless Central Hudson’s attempts to sell itself to foreign financers is a threat to the Hudson Valley’s economic
Drop box installed at the New Paltz Police Department for safe and secure disposal of medications
Last week, the New Paltz Police Department and the Greater New Paltz Community Partnership unveiled the newly installed Med Return
Down to the Crossroads
The famous tale, as John Milward relates it in his new book Crossroads: How the Blues Shaped Rock ‘n’ Roll
Celebrate farmers and strawberries
The Saugerties Farmers Market is celebrating Fathers’ Day weekend with its annual Strawberry Fest 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, June 15.
Schwartz receives Chamber award
At the May 28 Saugerties Chamber of Commerce members meeting at the Harmony House B&B on Rt. 212, the 2013
Library of Congress acquires Rosendale Studio Workshop’s handmade book collection
The dying art of creating a book — as a bound volume of information and entertainment and as a work
American Legion scholarship winners
The American Legion awarded $500 scholarships to Eric Beresheim, Hannah Bagshaw, Kyle Mellick, Scott Melville, Ryan Bonelli, Courtney O’Connor and
Letters (6/06-6/13)
Plan for a casino-free future Overall, the good people working on the revisions to the Saugerties Comprehensive Plan have done