Saugerties crime rate falls sharply
Saugerties is following the trend. “Nationally crime is down,” said Police Chief Joe Sinagra, “and even the city of Kingston
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Poverty Barn in New Paltz breathes new life into old furniture
Two friends have teamed up to put their passion, expertise and craftsmanship to work at the recently opened Poverty Barn
Man killed by truck in Saugerties village center
Last year, Saugerties Police Chief Joe Sinagra called the intersection “an accident waiting to happen.” He was right. Robert Carlson,
Lenape students celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with rally
For kids at Lenape Elementary School, the occasion of Martin Luther King Jr. Day was cause to think deeply about
Opposition to Common Core gains steam
Last week, the state teachers union and Assembly Republicans dealt a one-two punch to the besieged Common Core curriculum, criticizing
The less bad
All this business about the one percent has set off some serious thinking about the virtues and problems of social
Snug Harbor serves up attitude, whiskey, PBR
Snug Harbor Bar and Grill occupies one side of a building with a long history in New Paltz. Snug’s side
NY SAFE, a year later
One year after state lawmakers, urged on by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, passed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws,
A big year for Congressman Gibson
It’s going to be a big year for Congressman Chris Gibson. As he begins his fourth year in the House
Lloyd Town Board discusses Greater Walkway Region signs
Discussion was held at the recent Lloyd Town Board meeting about the ongoing project to bring Greater Walkway Region signage