Saugerties wants to ban pipes and synthetic drugs
A young girl’s desire to purchase an attractive glass pipe set a series of events in motion that could ban
Politics & Government
Editorial: Leadership and unintended consequences
Before I get into what I thought of Shayne Gallo’s speech, I want to talk about the Republican presidential primaries.
Coppergate defendant: Nobody said I couldn’t take pipes
The attorney for a contractor accused of stealing copper pipe from the former King’s Inn during a demolition job said
KPD to open ‘youth bureau’ at Hodge Center
The Kingston Police Department is zeroing in on youth with the formation of a new unit that aims to deal
With losses mounting, plans for a village tree farm
The Saugerties Village Tree Commission hopes the board will set aside $2,000 in “seed money” to raise trees that would
Planning board in village considers three-screen cinema
A future art house for film in New Paltz will take some time to get off the ground. According to
Letter: Why I’m running for Congress
Why I’m running for Congress Right now in Washington, the deck is stacked against the average American. While the privileged
Are Saugerties police giving village short shrift?
Trustee Don Hackett says the police department isn’t covering the village the way it promised to before the dissolution of
Highway department employees want a better deal
The Saugerties Town Board and the Teamsters’ Union appear to be far apart on issues of salary and health benefits,
Saugerties village finds mattress money
Five years ago, Saugerties village officials realized the fiscal picture didn’t look good. The need to save money eventually claimed