Complete Streets committee seeking members
Within the last two months, both the Town and Village of Saugerties passed Complete Streets resolutions that commit the municipalities
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Hugh Reynolds: Dollars are not enough
They say money can’t buy you love. Neither, at least in the Hudson Valley, can it buy a Congressional seat,
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline needs to come clean
In a letter to the editor of this paper, George Bochis, vice president of development for Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings LLC,
SUNY New Paltz to host panel discussion: “Challenging the Attacks on Public Education”
SUNY New Paltz will host “Challenging the Attacks on Public Education: Carrying on the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement”
Town, village discuss combining road departments
Officials from the town and village of Saugerties met Feb. 20 to discuss sharing services and possibly merging the village
Second St. blaze appears to have been started by basement wood boiler
He’s a former postman, a Blue Kat, a vet, but now Art Russell is a man without a home. Russell’s
Saugerties’ Hudson Project music festival ‘on hold’
There may be some events at Winston Farm this year, but another big electronic music festival won’t be one of them.
Ulster County greenlights repair/replacement of New Paltz’s Carmine Liberta
All roads may lead to Rome, proverbially; but in the mid-Hudson, all trails — rail trails especially — seem to
Acropolis-on-Hudson
As a snowy late winter continues to settle over the Hudson Valley, distant destinations seem more than a world away.
Learning better later at Onteora
Superintendent Paul Jenkins of Glens Falls discussed his school district’s successful pushing back of the high school start time, now