With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Kingston Recreation Softball Men’s A division could come down to the wire. Just two games separate the division’s top two teams, and Hometown Discount Beverage (10-4) and Deuire’s Trophies (8-6) will wrap the regular slate against each other on Thursday, Aug. 9.
“I was appointed to New Paltz because this is a progressive church, and I am an ardently progressive pastor and activist. This church is deeply entrenched in community, and in service, and that makes me a good fit.”
A plan to expand Rick Volz Field has some crying foul over concerns about the impact to two of the town’s wellheads.
The museum recently received a grant to fund a World War 1 display. It also received some criticism for displaying a Nazi flag.
The commemorative re-launching of the Iannucci family 1937 Old Town 15-foot canoe took place on July 22 at the Hudson River Maritime Museum launching dock along the Rondout Creek.
The popular Farm Summer Day Camp at Phillies Bridge added a new focus this year: STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art & math). “Campers will participate in exciting hands-on science experiments and use their creativity to construct gardens, animal habitats and more,” read the online sales pitch.
Despite a noble effort down the stretch, the Saugerties Stallions saw their 2018 season end just shy of the playoffs.
The Tomas Young/Pearl Jam/Phoenicia thrift shop story begins with Young’s enlistment in the Army after the World Trade Center attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The fair will be in town through Sunday, Aug. 5.
Local children from the Saugerties Boys and Girls Club painted themselves into corners this week — literally.