Saugerties police unveil domestic violence awareness campaign
Domestic violence is the most common call for Saugerties police. On Sept. 29, in a well promoted press conference, Chief
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Referendum to decide on $70,000 budget increase for library
A referendum on whether the New Paltz town budget should increase its annual support for the Elting Memorial Library in
Shandaken FEMA Irene buyouts slow to arrive
A dry summer lulls us into not worrying about floods, but five inches of rain overnight brings back the concern as
Saugerties legislator assault arrest: Unhinged pol or right-wing conspiracy?
Did County Legislator Chris Allen flip out at a school teacher and yank the ID badge she was wearing so
On the bubble
“We need more jobs around here,” grumbled the owner of the pharmacy where I pick up my meds every month.
Montgomery St. residents complain of speeding
Montgomery St. residents are fed up with motorists speeding on their street and want the village to do something about
Letters: Don’t squander tourist train potential; the mayor and his city; support the trail
Don’t squander tourist train potential I am Bill Ford, the 92-year-old “baby” brother of Edwin Ford, Kingston’s city historian of
Agency says Welby-Moretti got fired for badmouthing Family, changing website
Family of Woodstock officials, in their response last week to allegations contained in a lawsuit that they illegally fired longtime
Saugerties Mum Queen and Court selected
The Saugerties High School Class of Mum Queen and Court were selected at a pep rally Friday, Sept. 25. They
Olive gets grants for town infrastructure
Earlier this month State Senator James L. Seward (R/C/I-Oneonta) announced a pair of grants he secured totaling $150,000 to assist