Village moves forward with porta-potty plan
Should the village install a publicly funded public bathroom so people don’t have to use bathrooms in village businesses? The
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How Saugerties got its groove back
Not that long ago, the village was full of empty storefronts. When IBM closed up shop in Kingston the local
Taxidermist loves his work
For 34 years, Jeffrey Sweet has done exactly what he loves. The Saugerties native opened his self-named taxidermy studio on
Hospital honchos face the music
At a public forum Tuesday, the first of two to be hosted by Assemblyman Kevin Cahill on the proposal by
No more food trucks
Village trustees voted unanimously Monday night to place a six-month moratorium on food trucks while they craft a law regulating
Whole lotta lunch
The colorful and ever-shifting landscape of Uptown’s restaurant and retail scene is becoming noticeably swelled with a boom in new
Sports arena developer gives town ultimatum
John Barese, alleging numerous delays and lack of communication on his proposal to develop a $15 million indoor sports complex
Businesses unite to make a wish come true
“Everybody has really climbed on-board this, and is helping out,” said Sawyer Motors’ sales manager Ray Tucker when speaking about
At HITS triathlon, leave the horse at home
Last weekend, on Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10, the Saugerties-based HITS Triathlon Series staged its first New York
Opposition to affordable housing organizes
Though it’s been months since there has been any news on the project, opposition to the 40-unit Dickinson’s Keep affordable