Video: Saugerties superintendent, trustees talk testing
The April 14 School Board meeting included several discussions and speeches on the issue of state-mandated tests. The full video
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Saugerties superintendent: Opting out of tests could cost money, local control
If more parents have their children opt out of standardized testing, the Saugerties School District could face greater state control and
Central Hudson seeks electric and gas rate increase
Two public hearings will be held by the state Public Service Commission on proposed increases to Central Hudson electric and
Hudson Valley electric rates higher than last year
Electric bills would be lower if it weren’t for the Federal Energy Regulatory commission’s capacity zone established last May, according
Should Saugerties have a dog park?
As other communities establish dog parks, talk among Saugertiesians routinely turns to the question: Why not here? The issue last
Saugerties police department brings in nearly $200k in revenue
Police departments were never intended to generate revenue, but times have changed, says Saugerties Chief Joseph Sinagra. Federal and
Saugerties police department reorganization
The town will hold a public information meeting on the reorganization of the police department Monday, Jan. 5 at 6
Saugerties year in review
A look back at what was in the news in 2014. High heating costs The year 2014 began in a
Public hearing on historic oversight board shakeup, zoning changes
A much-anticipated public hearing will be held Monday, Dec. 1 at 5 p.m. at Village Hall, 43 Partition St. The
Only debate in governor race tonight
Four candidates for governor of New York will debate in Buffalo tonight at 8 p.m. They are: incumbent Andrew Cuomo