Community garden’s bountiful harvest
Rumors of the death of the Saugerties Community Garden were exaggerated, say its members, who didn’t take too kindly to
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Criminal probe of barn fire
A specialized division of the New York State Police has launched a criminal investigation into the circumstances surrounding an August
Local pantry searches for tuna, peanut butter donations
Summertime has not treated Family of New Paltz very well. If anything, the charity has seen a drought of sorts.
One step beyond: Remembering Neil Armstrong
Who among us truly stands apart from the rest of the human race? Neil Armstrong alone. There can be only
The Catskills Bigfoot
For years, I’ve thought that the Catskills needed a monster, a rarely-glimpsed beast lurking beyond the boundaries of science and
Barry Lebost of Gardiner patents ingeniously simple mosquito trap
“If you build a better mousetrap,” says the old saw misquoting Ralph Waldo Emerson, “the world will beat a path
Route 28A is the new speedway
It was only a month ago that the New York City Department of Environmental Protection formally announced the completion of
Dennis O’Keefe memorial lecture to highlight role of peepshow
Reva Wolf, professor of art history at SUNY New Paltz, will deliver the sixth annual Dennis O’Keefe memorial lecture sponsored
Saugerties Library budget approved
The 2013 Saugerties Public Library budget passed 373 to 159. The $599,434 budget ($521,963.75 tax levy) included a tax rate of 27.6
Artist Robert George: As the Spirit Moves
Artists tend to have some adventurer in them. It takes an itinerant mind to do what they do; a restlessness,