Youth wield the power
When the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference convenes in Paris in December, 21-year-old Aidan Ferris of Shandaken plans to
Community
One Book/One New Paltz initiative takes on the prison system with this year’s community read “Orange is the New Black”
Book clubs are a great way for people to get together to talk about ideas. But usually the clubs are
Letter: Saugerties is not a hunting community
We are not a hunting community. There is this activity but it is fringe. I personally work in the woods
County Comptroller wants to tax Airbnbs
A few weeks ago John Lavalle of the Woodstock planning board went before the Woodstock town board to talk about how
The calling: Elder Doris Schuyler on life, God and her work as a pastor
The Riverview Missionary Baptist Church has had a rich history going back more than 80 years, leading up to Elder
Ulster BOCES holds a Tech Fest to introduce teachers to new technology
As technology continues to evolve, the very culture of learning in our schools keeps changing. Long gone are the days
Veteran’s Day
Ronald Reagan, the 40th president of the United States stated, “freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
Saugerties teens learn what it’s like to be a cop
Seven local high school students are participating in the Saugerties Police Department’s Explorer program, designed to give young people a
Slideshow: Saugerties Halloween parade
[portfolio_slideshow id=8409] Photos by David Gordon This year’s Halloween Parade may have set a record for attendance. “We have
Halloween in New Paltz brings out a cast of thousands (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10618] Photos by Lauren Thomas Common wisdom in New Paltz is that driving anywhere on Halloween is a