Saugerties year in review
A look back at what was in the news in 2014. High heating costs The year 2014 began in a
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Wake up Sawyers
Morning announcements made over the intercom are now a thing of the past at the junior and senior high school.
Niagara-SUNY Ulster alliance could bring bottler huge tax breaks
Niagara Bottling lost out on its bid for more than $10 million in state funding for a proposed plant in
Saugerties graduation rate increases
Assistant Superintendent Laurence Mautone delivered good news to the Board of Education when it met on Dec. 18. The graduation
Police chief turns down $2k raise
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra turned down a $2,000 raise, saying it wouldn’t be fair to his officers who won’t be
Saugerties Historic Review Board spared
The Village Board decided last week to hold off on its plan to dissolve the Historic Review Board following public
Marryshow nixes plea deal
Accused Woodstock bank robber Jahson Marryshow has turned down a plea deal which would have sent him to prison for
Saugertiesians urged to oppose Ulster bottling plant
Upwards of two dozen gathered at Inquiring Mind bookstore on Friday evening, Dec. 12 to watch “Tapped,” a documentary film
Gardiner Transfer Station and Recycling Center covers all the angles
At a time when increasing fees charged to Ulster County transfer stations are causing town officials to contemplate difficult options
Poll: New York Bans Fracking
New York State banned the natural gas retrieval procedure known as High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing during a televised cabinet meeting