Occupy Saugerties mobilizes
Fifteen people sit in the Saugerties Senior Center on Market Street. Among the leaflets about heart-health and high-fiber diets, there’s
Community
New Paltz man helps Puppies behind Bars train service dogs for disabled vets
“Playing with eight four-week-old Lab puppies is the best volunteer job in the world,” says David De Mers of New
Saugerties food pantry is hurting
Donations are down, the need is up, and the Saugerties Area Council of Churches’ Food Pantry is struggling to make
Alternative giving Fair at the New Paltz United Methodist Church
“No one has ever become poor by giving.” — Anne Frank The New Paltz United Methodist Church is hosting an “Alternative
Santa and the Sawyers this Sunday
The Village of Saugerties is a fun place to stroll around at any time of year, and even more so
Unison Crafts Fair this weekend spotlights Gardiner artists
There is an artistic hot spot right in the small town of Gardiner, where six craftswomen will shed light on
Letters to the Editor (12/1-12/8)
Giving away the store Thank you Saugerties voters for electing me. The amount of support I received was overwhelming. I
Landlord wants model RR club out, but deed clause may stop him in his tracks
Since 1937, when the New York Central Railroad handed it over to a group of train enthusiasts, the Kingston Model
Kingston to enjoy its own holiday wonderland, starting now
If you’re on Wall Street and around the Uptown Stockade District Friday, Dec. 9, between 5-8 p.m., keep your imagination
Woodstock Holiday Open House this Friday
The 30th annual Woodstock Holiday Open House takes place this Friday, December 2 from 5 to 9 p.m., when storefronts