Keegan Ales opens new homebrew supply store
Keegan Ales has spent the last decade or so building a reputation for its tasty craft-brewed beer that may be
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It’s not a drought, but there isn’t a whole lot of water, either
Although local weather has been dry, with New York State receiving only 25 percent of normal spring and early summer
Labor Day weekend swim at Williams Lake to benefit the Rosendale Pool
A three-day fundraiser at Williams Lake will be held over Labor Day weekend to raise money to restore the Rosendale
RUPCO begins taking applications for Woodstock Commons
The following came from RUPCO this week: Less than 13 months after ground-breaking on construction, Rural Ulster Preservation Company (RUPCO)
Woodstock honors its volunteers and lights up the sky
We’re counting down to what’s been a highlight of the Woodstock summer for almost a decade now: a magic stretch
Feral cat explosion
“We really need to curb the population, because we have a real problem here,” said Saugerties village trustee Donald Hackett
The library’s future in a digital world
A little more than a year and a half ago, the voters of Saugerties showed their support of the community
Highland’s Village Green hosts Thursday-evening pop, rock & doo-wop summer concerts
What gets better than free live music on a beautiful summer evening in the heart of your hometown? The Town
Community garden goes to seed
Early last spring Sustainable Saugerties and its gardening educator Anna Berkheiser set up a community garden on property adjacent to
Bears and humans, oh my!
We may remember the summer of 2012 as the Summer of the Bears. If your home has not been invaded,