Library offers e-readers
Last week, the Saugerties Public Library began lending out six Kindle Paperwhite e-reading devices to its library patrons. The e-readers
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Crucial mutations
A simple blood test could change the outcome of a future cancer patient’s life. In the 1990s, a test was
City: No trash pickup Monday or Tuesday
From acting mayor Noble: With the potential for Hurricane Sandy to impact us locally, the City of Kingston is taking
Compatible uses? Cucina lawsuit alleges planning board errors
Bad process alleged on the part of Woodstock’s land use planners and a wish for a level playing field for
The latest from the county on Hurricane Sandy, a.k.a. Frankenstorm
The latest on the looming storm from Art Snyder, Ulster’s emergency management director: Weather forecasts continue to indicate a great
Kingston crawling with Halloween fun
With jack-o-lanterns, scarecrows, allergies, nighttime frosts and flu season upon us, Halloween is surely rounding the corner. What good stuff
Everyday anthropology: Saturday in the park
Lately I’ve been feeling all kinds of melancholy. Two weeks of dreary gray skies and near social isolation in a
Mum’s the word
This year’s mum festival, postponed from the previous week because of anticipated inclement weather, drew hundreds of folks from throughout
Point of View: Agreement will keep Birches at Saugerties rents down
By Steven L. Aaron A lot has been said recently about The Birches at Saugerties’ amended payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement [PILOT]. The
Woodstock budget proposes modest tax hike
The tentative town budget for 2013, prepared by Woodstock supervisor Jeremy Wilber, proposes to increase combined spending for the general