Envisioning the Saugerties of tomorrow
Seneca said: “To the person who does not know where he wants to go, there is no favorable wind.” The
Business
Local photo businesses adapt to digital age and exploit new possibilities
Artcraft Camera & Digital, located in Kingston Plaza, started out as a camera store in 1972. Rather than bite the
RUPCO joins developer for 55-unit affordable housing project
Developers for Country Meadows, a 55-unit project originally approved for senior housing, have added affordable housing to the mix, partnering
New Paltz’s True Value turns 13
One of New Paltz’s handiest stores is celebrating a special birthday this year — True Value on Cherry Hill Road
Worker killed in accident at Solite
An accident Thursday night at Solite on Kings Highway in Saugerties claimed the life of a worker, according to town
Mountain Brauhaus launches outdoor “beer garden” patio space
The Mountain Brauhaus is honoring its motto, “Sit Long, Eat Much, Laugh Often,” with the recent addition of an outdoor
Local push for affordable housing & conservation evidence of U.N. agenda, says group
Sacred (Saugerties Assertive Citizens for Responsible Economic Development), formed in September 2011 to “expose the threat to home owners of
Last stop on the Hudson Valley Apple Trail: Dressel Farms
If you haven’t gone strawberry-picking at Dressel Farms, overlooking the Shawangunk Mountain Ridge in New Paltz, then you haven’t really
Next stop on the Hudson Valley Apple Trail: the Moriello family’s Apple Hill Farm
“Pop and Mike had a saying: ‘When you work, work hard; and when you play, play hard.’ It is the
It takes dough to make bread
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer announced last week $4.6 million in federal funding for Bread Alone, which is in the process