Saugerties pastor honored by State Legislature’s pro-choice caucus
A large part of freedom for women is their ability to decide if and when to be a mother,” says Rev.
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Citizens’ groups cancel debate
The groups KingstonCitizens.org, Citizen Action New York and Go Beyond Greatness announced Friday, July 31 that they have canceled a
‘No merit’ – Judge rejects Gallo bid for party lines
A state Supreme Court judge Friday, July 31 emphatically rejected Mayor Shayne Gallo’s appeal of a Board of Election’s decision
Session works toward outline of Greenline
What Kingston’s mile-and-a-half-long rail trail will look like and how it will link to the existing street fabric came into
No medical marijuana for Saugerties
The New York State Department of Health released its list of five approved medical marijuana growing operations today. A site
Sorting through local restaurant changes
Can we just get a simple meal here? What with all the rumors surrounding Woodstock’s restaurant scene of late, it
Saugerties geek gang makes its mark
Graffiti recently found under the bridge over the Esopus Creek in the village is not gang-related, said Police Chief Joseph
Busy summer for Saugerties lifeguards
It started out like a typical July day for Jennifer Suttmeier and Joshua Rua, lifeguards at the Village Beach on
Village of New Paltz to purchase 64.5-acre parcel to complete core of Mill Brook Preserve
Culminating more than a decade of study, planning and negotiation following the “Beavergate” trapping controversy of the early 20-aughts, preservation
What’s the plan?
You have been invited to apply for a state grant under a new program. Only seven applications will be allowed,