Nature at your doorstep – Whitman land
“The walk to take today is the walk you took yesterday,” wrote John Burroughs in his essay, “A Sharp Lookout.”
General News
Whither go our refuse?
Ulster County has done a good job for the last 20 years of making the garbage go away. That’s all
Federal funds pried from FEMA
It took two weeks for fema to decide that Ulster County suffered enough damage for residents to be eligible for
Alternative energy conference at Mohonk spotlights biomass conversion process
In the after-wave of Hurricane Sandy, there couldn’t be a more opportune time for Mohonk Consultations to host an all-day
Saugerties copes with storm aftermath
Residents of Lighthouse Drive spent the weekend cleaning out the lower floors of their homes, throwing out hundreds of pounds
Gubernatorial update on gas shortages
This just arrived in our inbox. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that over 8 million gallons of gasoline and
Saugerties was ready for Sandy’s worst
The smell of motorboat fuel, a mixture of gas and oil, hung heavy over the Esopus Creek near the Hudson
Gardiner, New Paltz and Lloyd deal with hurricane-force winds
As of press time, officials in New Paltz, Gardiner and Highland were still dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Millens on the move
Even prior to Superstorm Sandy flooding the whole Rondout area Monday, there’s been a lot of activity on the East
Inside Saugerties’ Sandy Command Center
Saugerties town supervisor Kelly Myers and village mayor William Murphy have declared a state of emergency for their respective communities