The big story of 2013
Sue Rosenberg Citizen, anti-fracking activist With regard to Saugerties, what will be an important environmental issue in the coming year?
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Big trees versus big sky
Thanks to Hurricane Sandy, there’s been a sudden increase in business for local arborists. Erik Richards of Limber Tree Service
QuickChek gets OK to take over closed Mobil spot
Moving is never as easy as you think it’ll be, even if you’re only packing up and moving across the
The most important Saugerties stories of 2012
A divided town board For most of the first decade of the new millennium, the town board was a quiet
U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson’s statement on ‘fiscal cliff’ vote
The following is a statement issued by U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson after his yes vote for legislation which averted the
Update on injured City of Kingston firefighters
Kingston Fire Department Chief John Reinhardt has issued the following update on two city firefighters injured after they jumped from
Town fees to increase
With the difficulty of meeting the state’s tax cap and the increasing cost of nearly everything the town uses, the
New Paltz anti-frackers to lobby Albany
Bolstered by some success at home in New Paltz, anti-fracking activists said they’re ready to take the fight to the
Hugh Reynolds: Two retirements
Two of Ulster County’s iconic political figures, Congressman Maurice Hinchey and Judge Mike Kavanagh, will retire next month, between them ending almost three-quarters
Year in Review: New Saugerties Businesses
It was the year of women in business in Saugerties this year, as all but a few of the more