New Paltz and Highland high schools welcome incoming freshman students
While summer isn’t officially over until September 22, nothing says “autumn” like a back-to-school freshman orientation session. Our area held
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Ribbon-cutting at Stella’s Station
A ribbon-cutting was performed by the Saugerties Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Aug. 27 at Stella’s Station, 114 Partition St.,
For Saugerties class of 2015, it’s the beginning of the end
Photo by Ali Zacker Gale Simmons Plaza is filled to capacity with teenagers. It’s an annual tradition: Each year’s incoming
Zephyr Teachout speaks at SUNY New Paltz anti-fracking rally
Gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout and her running mate for lieutenant governor Tim Wu made a stop on their “Whistleblower Tour”
City borrows nearly $1 million more, worsening debt worries
The Common Council voted unanimously Tuesday, Sept. 2 to approve three bonds totaling $857,000 for police equipment and infrastructure repairs
Slow-down signs stolen from Bishop’s Gate
Was it a gang of aesthetes? Guilty speeders who didn’t want to be reprimanded? It’s too soon to tell. What
Woman’s Club graduation award winner
Dorothy Cappello, treasurer of the GFWC Woman’s Club of Saugerties, presented this year’s graduation award to Natale Scally, who will
Along came Magnus
It’s ironic that late last Wednesday afternoon one of Kingston’s newest techie residents was wearing on his tee shirt the
‘Alright, summer’s over’ — first day of school is Wednesday, Sept. 3
The Kingston City School District returns to class for the 2014-15 school year next week, but what kind of changes
Hugh Reynolds: The crisis which keeps on irking
For those who didn’t get enough of the Cahill sales-tax crisis last year, connected to the Ulster County Safety Net