Saugerties Army Reserve Center named for local vet killed in Afghanistan
“Mike. You gotta take Farrell, man. There’s something wrong with that kid. He’s always smiling, always laughing.” And that’s
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Rock the Ridge 50-mile, 24-hour endurance challenge at Mohonk Preserve May 2
It’s not as daunting as it may seem,” says Ken Posner, co-director of Rock The Ridge, a 50-mile, 24-hour endurance
A Day’s Work: Massage Therapist
Niki Swarthout has been a massage therapist for the past 22 years. She has a private practice in Saugerties and
New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce welcomes new executive director, Kathy Combs
The New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce offers its 402 members a host of benefits, from the networking mixers and
Saugerties Boys’ State candidates selected
lan Greczynski, chairman of American Legion Post #72 New York Boys’ State Program, is happy to announce this year’s selections.
Heroines of the Hudson: The untold story of 19th-century women lighthouse keepers
Saugerties had its own 19th-century heroines: Kate Crowley and her sister, Ellen.“Those gals are bricks,” said a river pilot who saw them rescue a pair of sailors from a sloop capsized in a sudden squall. “And make no mistake. You couldn’t have got any river boatmen to do what those girls did.”
Local highway departments weather winter
There’s nothing quite so frustrating as having a snow plow come by and bury one’s sidewalk and driveway apron after
Rewriting the traditional Passover text from the voices of women
Like most Judeo-Christian scriptures, the Haggadah, the text traditionally read at the Passover meal, or seder, emphasizes the male actors
Tree-clearing gets underway for Williams Lake Resort in Rosendale
You can’t exactly call it shovel-ready when the ground is frozen and covered with several feet of snow; but the
Friends of Historic Saugerties offers local history buffs a new resource
“Here’s a question for you,” says Gus Pedersen, furniture designer and local history buff. We’re talking about obsolete occupations that