Saugerties hires its first female police officer
Officer Courtney Loertscher takes her position seriously. “I can be a role model for girls in Saugerties, and show them
Politics & Government
Mayor says he’ll negotiate contracts in public
Mayor Shayne Gallo said Tuesday he will depart from a long tradition of backroom deal-making when he begins negotiations with
Town seeks $200k grant for tourism push
Town officials want everyone to know how great Saugerties is. Last week, the Town Board announced it would seek a
Group takes aim at Citizens United
There’s a revolution brewing at Inquiring Minds. Each Monday, a group called the Movement to Amend the Constitution meets there
People, help me out here
Over the past week, Mayor Shayne Gallo has spoken up about the proposed closings of three more Kingston City School
Community Partnership for a Safer New Paltz hires new director
There’s a new sheriff in town. The Community Partnership for a Safer New Paltz (CPSNP) has a new director, Phoenix
Hugh Reynolds: Schreibman, Gibson get down to it
With last month’s nobody-seemed-to-care-much Democratic primary out of the way, Republican Chris Gibson and Democrat Julian Schreibman can start eying
Officials address appearance and maintenance issues of the Carmine Liberta Bridge
It’s a small bridge, rebuilt in 1941, but it carries a massive load of vehicular and cycling traffic across the
Keep Saugerties nice or else
It may be known as “Friendly Saugerties,” but when it comes to beautification, village officials aren’t cutting property owners any
Village moves forward with porta-potty plan
Should the village install a publicly funded public bathroom so people don’t have to use bathrooms in village businesses? The