Artist in residency program at Cahill
Toes were tapping and hands were clapping recently at Cahill Elementary School as students wrapped up a week-long artist residency
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Police: Saugerties vehicles left on the road may be towed
On-street overnight parking (3 a.m. to 7 a.m.) in Saugerties is banned from December 15 to March 15 each year,
Saugerties High students attend State of the State
Thirty-two students from Saugerties High School’s A.P. government and A.P. U.S. history classes were in attendance at Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s
Unopposed races, low turnout the norm for village elections
What if they had an election and nobody came? As of Jan. 27, no one had filed a petition to
Dorsky’s upcoming Videofreex exhibition preserves memories of electronics revolution
Next Saturday, February 7, the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art on the SUNY-New Paltz campus will officially kick off its
Hugh Reynolds: Hi ho, Silver, oy vey!
An old miner’s axiom which I just made up posits that where there’s Silver there’s gold. What happens now after
Village mayor Bill Murphy will run for reelection
When we spoke with the mayor late last year, he still wasn’t sure he’d seek another term. Based on our
LaMonda’s invention keeps classrooms safe
Kevin LaMonda and his lockdown invention. (photos by Dion Ogust) Sixth-grade teacher Kevin LaMonda of Shokan was deeply shaken by
KCSD will have to guess its state aid as it puts together budget
School districts across New York were thrown for a loop last week when Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration declined to provide
Volunteers assist with Cantine Field renovations
On Saturday, Jan. 17 a crew of volunteers assembled by Rich Koegel, Jerry Malgieri Sr. and Chris Fabiano, coaches of