Shine on, Saugerties
Last weekend, nearly 30 solar-powered lighthouses decorated by local artists and sponsored by local businesses were installed throughout the village
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The Great Saugerties Bed Race
Find out how much fun you can have on a bed with your clothes on! The Great Saugerties Bed Race
This week’s letters (June 23-30)
Failing public education It seems evident to me that the primary purpose of K-12 education is to prepare the student
Communication problem
Last year, when the first school budget went down by a 2-1 margin, the board concluded it had no shot
This week’s letters (June 16-23)
Unwelcome explosions Saturday night, around 9:30 p.m., I was jarred out of my sleep by what sounded like a military
Public forum to discuss budget vote
On Monday, June 13th from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at the Senior Citizen Center in Saugerties, there will be a
To thine own self
The Saugerties prom, like all proms, was a magical and bittersweet night; a somewhat antiquated but no less numinous rite
A solemn day
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always wanted a pool. When high summer comes and the dog days
Walk it out
Saugerties, justly famous for its active recreational facilities, has in the past generation added three unique opportunities for passive recreation.
Declutter your home, declutter your life
The way Rosalyn Cherry sees it, having too much stuff in your house isn’t just about looks. A cluttered space