DEC and Thruway Authority will jointly lead Pilgrim Pipeline review
The State Department of Environmental Conservation will serve as the co-lead with the Thruway Authority on the review process for
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Saugerties firefighter Jack Rose, 19, dies responding to chimney fire
A Saugerties volunteer fireman was killed early last evening while responding to a chimney fire on Fel Qui Rd. At
Saugerties fireman dies in the line of duty
A Saugerties volunteer fireman was killed early last evening while responding to a chimney fire on Fel Qui Rd. Read
Saugerties stallions break new ground, get sponsorship money
New owner Kevin Hinchey continues to follow through on his pledge to put energy and money into the collegiate-level Saugerties
Wide range of debate on Midtown proposal
At the beginning of Monday evening’s public hearing on a plan to convert a former doctor’s office on Prince Street
It happens every December
Four in every ten state dollars awarded to Ulster County entities in last week’s distribution of economic and community funding
What can be done about the Hudson Valley heroin epidemic?
You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. Drug addiction is famously difficult to treat.
Carl Zatz taken out of Gardiner Transfer Station chain of command following Ethics Board report
Prompted by recommendations issued by the Town of Gardiner’s Board of Ethics following its investigation of a complaint filed against
Sweet Sue’s to reopen in May
Known for its pancakes as well as its creative lunch menu, Sweet Sue’s was the heartbeat of Phoenicia for many
Pilgrim says oil pipeline would reduce emissions
Is it possible for a pipeline carrying 200,000 barrels of oil per day to be green? That’s the contention of