Annual Easter egg hunts in Highland and New Paltz this Saturday
The balmy weather lately has felt more like summer than the prelude to spring. But the calendar doesn’t lie, and
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Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 17-24)
Munch Haman’s hat, take things apart, care for critters or try Irish Zumba “Spring is the time of plans
A Day’s Work: Childcare provider
Heidi Brandt opened her own childcare business in 1994, Heidi’s House, and has been caring for and teaching children in
Catskill Fishing Fever Forum at Phoenicia Library celebrates Frank Mele
The Jerry Bartlett Memorial Angling Collection of the Phoenicia Library is hosting its first of four Catskill Fishing Fever Forums to celebrate the life and times of Frank Mele: author, musician, flyfisher supreme, and noted conservationist, 12:30 p.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, March 19 at the Phoenicia Library, 48 Main Street.
The Rozzi’s of Highland: Section 9’s first family of basketball
Over the years, Red Hook had the three Nero Brothers; Middletown had the three Ray Brothers — thousand-point scorers all.
Pine Hill Library has programs in keeping with rural life
Want to learn about beekeeping? How to tap your own maple trees? How to cook for people with dietary restrictions?
Meet & Greet: Ralph Perri
A version of this article appeared in the Dec. 13, 2012 issue of Saugerties Times. Ralph Perri spent his entire career
Goldman Family Medicine marks 30th anniversary of family practice in New Paltz
Like a traditional country doctor from an earlier era, Dr. Barry E. Goldman maintains his family practice in an office
Sawyer Legends: Michael Hasenbalg
Michael Hasenbalg, a 2016 Saugerties Sports Hall of Fame inductee, can remember a very specific moment where he learned the
A mistake opens a gateway to the history of Saugerties’s gateway
The structure of every news story should have history within it. News doesn’t have much meaning without some background. The