Saugerties affordable housing project needs state funding
A 55-unit North St. affordable housing apartment complex approved by the Planning Board last month will need state tax credits
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The last transaction
“Everybody will die, but very few people want to be reminded of that fact.” — Lemony Snicket, The Austere Academy
The big story of 2013 (Part II)
Mike Harkavy Chairman, Town Democratic Committee The political situation in Saugerties in 2013 – What’s on your mind? Well, I
Small move, big prospects
Moving is never as easy as you think it’ll be, even if you’re only packing up and moving across the
Big trees versus big sky
Thanks to Hurricane Sandy, there’s been a sudden increase in business for local arborists. Erik Richards of Limber Tree Service
QuickChek gets OK to take over closed Mobil spot
Moving is never as easy as you think it’ll be, even if you’re only packing up and moving across the
Year in Review: New Saugerties Businesses
It was the year of women in business in Saugerties this year, as all but a few of the more
Water Street Cinema’s Sachar responds to neighbors’ concerns
Howard Sachar has had a long history with independent cinema. He’s a volunteer with the Rosendale Theater Collective. He loved
Hudson Coffee Traders open new outlet in New Paltz Trailways station
Hudson Coffee Traders, owned by locally grown Tim Brooks and his wife Donna, have opened a satellite store at the
55-unit affordable housing project approved
Against a backdrop of debate over the growth of rental housing in Saugerties, planners approved the 55-unit Country Meadows senior