At 98, historian Carleton Mabee readies new book on Shawangunk land preservation controversies
There are not many people who can say that they authored a book — even fewer who can say that
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Village of New Paltz seeks to make parking requirements more elastic
The New Paltz Village Board’s proposed amendment to its parking requirements for primarily the business districts raised concern from several
Parental discontent with high-stakes standardized tests rises
Worry over and disapproval of the State Education Department’s high-stakes standardized tests has been simmering in Kingston, with some parents
POLL: Esopus Bridge color (closed)
In the coming weeks, the bridge over the Esopus will be repainted. The state DOT offers four color options. Mayor
First Friday: wine, music & thespians
This month’s First Friday festivities in the village of Saugerties will take place Friday, April 5 from 6-10 p.m. featuring
First controlled burns slated for Minnewaska State Park Preserve
The Shawangunk Ridge Biodiversity Partnership (SRBP) announced its plans for conducting controlled burns on the Shawangunk Ridge for the 2013
Diminished credit, should Saugerties sweat it?
While the discussion of a Town Board resolution on gun control has dominated discussion over the past two board meetings,
Deadly déjà vu
On Nov. 30, 1994, Paul DeGraff Jr., then 23, spent a Wednesday evening drinking beer, doing shots and shooting darts
Village to inoculate ash trees
Public comments made on the Saugerties Times website as well as phone calls and on-the-street encounters from folks asking that
Nature at your doorstep – Spring Farm
To walk along one of the hedgerows of red cedar trees that separate the rolling meadows of Spring Farm is