Letters (4/25-5/2)
Prevent Horse Slaughter The USDA is likely to approve a horse slaughtering plan in New Mexico in the next two
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No contest for School Board
Woody Allen said 80 percent of success is showing up. For this year’s School Board election, it was everything. Just
Old Dutch Barn workday this weekend
The Saugerties Historical Society will have volunteers at the Kiersted house on Saturday, April 27 building the walls of the
Assessing the Saugerties police merger
The League of Women Voters will provide a forum for citizens to assess and discuss the process of consolidation of
Jessica Roach receives an award
Jessica Roach, United States Navy E3 airman, receives the Military Order of World Wars Award of Merit from command master
Letters (4/18-4/25)
Presumptuous Seems like there is no end to when it comes to defining arrogance by some Town Board Members. According
Letters (4/18-4/25)
A more thoughtful response to St. Mary closing “Elementary schools can feel like an extended family, and the pain of separation
Onteora’s ‘Music Man’
Onteora Middle/High School’s spring musical, “The Music Man,” will light up the Harry Simon auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18,
Personally speaking – Justine and Phil Leger
Justine and Phil Leger, owners of the über-popular Bridge Creek Catering company, have just this past week opened up their
Rocky Rosario (1941 – 2013)
Rocky Rosario, a colorful and widely beloved fixture of Woodstock street life for more than four decades, died on April