Food security: Where do we stand?
We don’t give much thought to food security here, where we’re only a short drive away from pretty much anything we
General News
Phoenicia Water customers are reconnected after freeze-ups
This winter’s subzero temperatures have wrought havoc with water supplies in Phoenicia, but households on the south side of the
Nothing suspicious in spate of Shandaken fires
Key Bank officials are waiting for a report from insurance investigators on how to deal with the Phoenicia branch that
Conversation’s begun, but bag ban a ways off
Kingston lawmakers have kicked off a discussion on how to curb the use of single-use plastic bags in the city.
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline needs to come clean
In a letter to the editor of this paper, George Bochis, vice president of development for Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings LLC,
Opinion: Green energy for all Saugerties
How many people aren’t anxious about rate increases on their electric bills? Who didn’t get concerned over the Fortis takeover
Remaking the power grid
The last couple of years have seen some changes for electricity consumers in the Hudson Valley — changes not necessarily
Letters: Turn your back on fossil fuels
Though we appreciate Mr. Bochis taking the time to write to our humble small town newspaper, we find it interesting
Saugerties holds off on anti-pipeline resolution
The Town Board got an earful from opponents of a proposed oil pipeline, but decided against passing a resolution to
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline offers a safer way to transport oil
A complex energy routine currently takes place in the Hudson Valley corridor. Every year, more than three billion gallons of