Mayor orders audit of all grants that went through primary opponent’s hands
Mayor Shayne Gallo has directed a city official to audit all grants managed by Parks & Recreation Department employee Steve
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Teacher meet & greet: Jennifer Sauer
Jennifer Sauer has been a math teacher at Saugerties Senior High School for 11 years. She attended SHS (class of
Three new Woodstock food establishments
[portfolio_slideshow id=7008] Photos by Dion Ogust Talk about emphasizing the idea of “local” in the new “locavore” buzzword that’s
Bug hunt at the library tomorrow
The shrubbery, flowers and grass surrounding the Saugerties Public Library is a hotbed of life if you know where to
Ways to balance ecosystems on Comeau
Appendices to the Comeau Stewardship Management Plan are now under consideration by the Woodstock town board. Once finalized, legally vetted,
Grass-roots marketing
Two years ago, Business Insider magazine predicted that by 2020, more than 40 percent of the American workforce, or 60
New Paltz Village Board member Don Kerr urges reconsideration of Wallkill River drinking water option
The New Paltz Village Board’s June 24 meeting was the first for newly elected trustee Don Kerr, and he immediately
Republicans pick slate for Lloyd town races
Candidates may be lining up to run in a presidential election that’s still over a year away, but locally, parties
New school marching band debuts at July 4 parade
The drum line laid down a tight rhythm. The tuba player provided the bottom, the flautist the top, while the
Highland High School graduates 138 students (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=9813] Photos by Lauren Thomas The Highland High School football field was the setting last Thursday, June 25