Saugerties getting a good deal on police coverage, says chief
Police Chief Joe Sinagra gave a public presentation on the department’s reorganization and finances intended to address concerns that the
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Saugerties police department brings in nearly $200k in revenue
Police departments were never intended to generate revenue, but times have changed, says Saugerties Chief Joseph Sinagra. Federal and
Marryshow nixes plea deal
Accused Woodstock bank robber Jahson Marryshow has turned down a plea deal which would have sent him to prison for
Holiday hackjob: Total Grinch saws Uptown family’s special spruce in half
An Uptown homeowner believes someone with a deeply flawed understanding of the term “holiday spirit” is behind the mutilation and
City police seek meter thieves
Kingston cops are looking for the person or people who ripped out, broke open and discarded at least a dozen
Deputies: Abortion, strangulation charges for man after Dewitt Mills Road attack
A Red Hook man is facing felony abortion and strangulation charges after a Town of Rosendale incident in which, Ulster
Shooting suspect pleads guilty to Easter-morning murder at Murphy’s Restaurant & Pub in New Paltz
Basheem D. Bennett, 21 of Poughkeepsie, pleaded guilty last week — two days before his trial was scheduled to begin
Saugerties to issue tickets to jaywalkers, unyielding motorists
The ticket books are out for motorists who fail to stop for pedestrians at crosswalks and pedestrians who jaywalk. Saugerties
Civil liberties groups outraged by DSS warrant checks
The Ulster County Sheriff’s Office’s new policy of running warrant checks on visitors to the county’s Department of Social Services
Saugerties Halloween curfew and DWI crackdown
The Saugerties Police Department reminds residents that a curfew will be in effect tonight, Oct. 31. The curfew affects all