Seventy-five take an icy dip in Highland to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association
Some people are willing to suffer for a cause they believe in, but there are limits. Last Saturday, 75 so-called
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How Saugerties streets got their names, part V
The last article in this series covering the history of street names in the village of Saugerties looks at the streets of the historic overlay district south of the bridge, and Barclay Heights.
Harrowing tales at Onteora drug forum
A contentious point of debate came during the forum held by the Onteora Central School District at its Middle/High School
Interfaith Earth Action coalition in New Paltz to take grassroots action for the environment
“We want to be a voice for change,” says Jim O’Dowd of Interfaith Earth Action, a coalition of individuals from
Sole survivors: You can still get your shoes repaired in the Hudson Valley
Once upon a time in the not-too-distant past, you could find a shoe-repair shop in every community, and perhaps even
Cheer for our Special Olympians
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” – Special Olympics Athlete Oath
Large carnivores are making a comeback
Lions, tigers, wolves, wild dogs and other charismatic carnivores are often depicted as being on the brink of extinction. Dr.
Kids’ Almanac: February 18-25
Build a terrarium, become an illustration, test your strength or take tea with Belle “Be a Columbus to whole
Volunteer for Kingston soup kitchen
The Caring Hands Soup Kitchen, a non-profit organization which operates out of the Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church, is searching
Meet & Greet: Bob Lawless
Bob Lawless has a friendly, optimistic view on life and a true appreciation and love for the community of Saugerties.