Girls Scouts plan beach beautification project
In the coming weeks, the Village Beach will take on a decidedly more colorful appearance. Saugerties Girl Scouts will do
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Quick justice
The verdict came far more swiftly than anyone expected. In fewer than three hours, a jury of eight women and
Touch-a-truck playground fundraiser
The Community Foundation of Saugerties will hold a Touch-a-Truck fundraiser on Saturday, June 6 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saugerties Book Fair Saturday, June 6
The annual Saugerties Library Book Fair on Saturday, June 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Kiwanis Ice
Susan Slotnick retires her youth dance company with a final performance on June 6 and is featured in an award-winning documentary at Cannes
The dozen or so teenage dancers who make up the New Paltz-based Figures-In-Flight 4 dance company are heading off for
Joe Nicholson dies in accident
Joe Nicholson, a Woodstock community activist and retired patent attorney who moved to Woodstock in the early 2000s, died in
Tuthilltown Distillery hosts Plein Air Paint-In on June 6
For the less gifted among us, opportunities to schmooze with artists often come fueled by wine and cheese at gallery
A Day’s Work: Nan Bress Ferri — co-owner and curator of the Steiff “teddy bear museum” and gift shop
If you’re an avid viewer of Antiques Roadshow, you probably already know that Steiff is a toy manufacturer famous for
Downtown New Paltz remembers a fallen friend on Ludwig Day
Young denizens of downtown New Paltz gathered in Hasbrouck Park, Oasis, Bacchus and Snug Harbor this past Saturday to celebrate
The Repair Café celebrates it second anniversary in New Paltz
It’s been two years now since New Paltz resident John Wackman brought the concept of the Repair Café to New