Where to donate in Saugerties
With the poor economy and a jobless rate of more than 8 percent, local organizations that help the needy need a
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Personally speaking with Casey Erdman
Twenty-six-year-old Casey Erdman is not only an aspiring musician who has recently performed at the Flood Aid benefit concert in
Lloyd lights up the Hamlet with special block party
On a pitch-black night in early December, carolers sang “Silent Night” at the corner of Main Street and Vineyard Avenue.
In the field: Greek Orthodox monastery to build replica of Hagia Sophia
“Do you mind if we talk inside?” says the young monk in black robes spattered with white paint. “I’m making
Opus 40 property not historic
The Saugerties Historical Commission wanted to make sure nothing happened to the Opus 40 bluestone sculpture and surrounding property —
A good year for feral cat wranglers
It was a fairly good year for village cat-wranglers this year, according to Marie Post, town/village animal control officer and
Chomsky lecture on Zinn packs SUNY New Paltz
In an article in last week’s Alm@nac previewing Noam Chomsky’s Dec. 4 visit to SUNY-New Paltz, this correspondent described the
Commissioner contest: Two-man race for fire district post
Two longtime members of the local fire department, Michael Lourenso and Peter Carberry, will vie in an upcoming election for
Bullying and the victims: Onteora program leads our writer to confront her own nightmares
John Halligan is the father of Ryan, a boy who took his own life on October 7, 2003 at the
Letters (Dec. 8 – Dec. 15)
Failure to designate Opus 40 historic shows board’s ignorance These are the times that try men’s souls. When we can’t