Bill would rename Saugerties Post Office for Maurice Hinchey
“Naming his hometown post office after Maurice will be an enduring recognition of his lifetime of service to the people of Saugerties and Ulster County.”
“Naming his hometown post office after Maurice will be an enduring recognition of his lifetime of service to the people of Saugerties and Ulster County.”
Thanks to events like these, “kids who might not ordinarily get very many presents and in some cases no presents can wake up Christmas morning and find toys under the tree.”
Jewish community is steeped in tradition, but at least in New Paltz the community is neither insular nor exclusively religious in character. When asked about their personal associations with Chanukah, many of those present included “community” as one of their descriptors, waxing on about the importance of connecting with other families and individuals.
Sunday, Dec. 24: Every Christmas Eve, Woodstockers of all ages flock to the Village Green around 5 p.m. to witness the arrival of Santa Claus. To those gathered, the question on their minds isn’t if Santa will actually arrive, but how.
Saturday, Dec. 23: This pioneering work of public sound art debuted in Greenwich Village in 1992, and is today a tradition that has been celebrated in more than 100 cities across five continents.
Jasper the fox is still roaming Saugerties. There have been several sightings. “He looks very scared,” reported one observer.
“There’s no one telling us how to navigate the issues. People need education to help their parents die better.”
Located on what is now Bellows Lane, the home looks like many in the area. Yet during its time it served as a center of the town’s cultural life.
A community lighting of menorahs is one of the highlights of the annual Chanukah celebration held each December by the Jewish Congregation of New Paltz.
A little snow couldn’t deter members of the Saugerties Girl Scouts’ nine troops from serenading local seniors and shoppers.