Bridges to somewhere: Shandaken spans again taking on traffic
About 200 people showed up to celebrate the reopening of Phoenicia’s Bridge Street bridge on Friday, May 25, as Ulster
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The ‘community’ in theater: STS production mirrors Shandaken’s rising fortunes
Hurricane Irene not only flooded the basement and oil tank of Phoenicia’s STS Playhouse but seemingly affected the theater’s performance
Power play: Woodstock weighs solar energy facility
With a deadline looming, the Woodstock Town Board on May 22 took a tentative step toward a solar-powered future for
Funding shrinking, Shandaken wants more sewer information
At a special meeting on Tuesday, May 15, the Shandaken Town Board decided to apply to the New York City
Fish and Game Club goes solar
The Saugerties Fish and Game Club celebrated this past Earth Day with a new solar heating installation members say will
Residents approach their local boards to question chicken laws
To animal husbandry, or not to animal husbandry? That is the $64 question right now as residents from various municipalities
Map invasive species with your smartphone
NYSDEC and the New York Natural Heritage Program (NYNHP) released a new Smartphone application to help citizens and conservation professionals
Peak oil and Cuba
Sustainable Saugerties: A Transition Town is sponsoring a film event this Thursday, May 10 at 7 p.m. at the Inquiring
Hydrofracking discussion
The Saugerties Society of Little Gardens will host a program on the environmental effects of hydrofracking at 1 p.m. on
116 years of Mohonk weather records show strong warming trend
Folks on both sides of the global warming debate have been known to accuse one another of “junk science” —