LETTER: Is the town supervisor ignorant or incompetent?
Once again, Kelly Myers, the town’s CEO, failed to do her job–and this time it’s likely to cost us dearly
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Garlic, anyone?
The Roman writer Horace hated garlic. He associated the odor with vulgarity. Homer, on the other hand, has Ulysses attribute
The many lives of Adolfas Mekas
In his book of short stories Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives, neuroscientist David Eagleman imagines three deaths. The
BREAKING: Amedore says he’s won state Senate seat by 39 votes
Assemblyman George Amedore, R-Rotterdam, has issued a press release claiming that at the conclusion of vote-counting in the 46th State
Letters (12/13-12/20)
United Nations paranoia Recently the United States Senate convened to vote on the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Rights
Food pantry gets some much needed help
The Saugerties Food Pantry recently received some much needed help in the form of two large donations. The Saugerties Lions
SUNY New Paltz students’ video a nationwide finalist
Only four video submissions from around the country were recently selected for Polartec’s Made Possible Challenge, and the SUNY New
Letters (12/6-12/13)
Architecture should show local influence Well, it looks like Saugerties is doing it again…giving into a corporate template design for a
Comptroller DiNapoli slams Ulster Resource Recovery Agency in audit
Editor’s note: Here’s the press release issued this morning by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office on its audit of the
Cahill Elementary helps Sandy victims
Recently, Cahill Elementary held a school-wide collection in an effort to help out the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Student Council