No charges yet for alleged Route 32 South shooter in New Paltz
The person who was injured during the October 24 standoff at the corner of Route 32 South and Brookside Road
Crime
Police in gunfight, injured suspect in critical condition
Roads were closed and tensions high in southern New Paltz last Saturday, as police from around the area converged on
Candidate calls for ‘shock and awe’ on drug enforcement in Saugerties
Police Chief Joe Sinagra stepped into the political arena with an angry diatribe aimed at Republican Town Board candidate Allyson
Saugerties police unveil domestic violence awareness campaign
Domestic violence is the most common call for Saugerties police. On Sept. 29, in a well promoted press conference, Chief
Saugerties legislator assault arrest: Unhinged pol or right-wing conspiracy?
Did County Legislator Chris Allen flip out at a school teacher and yank the ID badge she was wearing so
Legislator Chris Allen charged with assaulting teacher
Ulster County Legislator Chris Allen was arrested by state police today and charged with third-degree assault in connection with a
Suicide pact survivor to get probation
The survivor of an apparent suicide pact in Kingston has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of promoting a suicide
Saugerties’ wild summer of 2015
For reasons no soothsayer, weatherman nor Magic Eight Ball can explain, summertime in Saugerties has been a bonanza for readers
Kohl’s caper crumbles
A three-person scheme to shoplift from the Kohl’s in the Town of Ulster Saturday night didn’t go quite as planned,
Saugerties geek gang makes its mark
Graffiti recently found under the bridge over the Esopus Creek in the village is not gang-related, said Police Chief Joseph