Both the town and village of Saugerties officials have signed off on approvals giving water and sewer service to the Holiday Inn Express that will be built off Route 32 near Winston Farm, but village officials believe that eventually the town will have to construct a small sewage treatment plant near the hotel.
Recent reporting gives the impression that we have a design and estimated price tag for a facility. This is not the case.
For the second year, Saugerties High School art students’ work is on display at Woodstock Artists Association and Museum, 29 Tinker Street.
A bike and pedestrian path is planned for 200-acre Bristol Beach.
Last November, about midway through the annual county budget adoption process, Ulster County comptroller Elliott Auerbach alerted legislature chairman Ken Ronk to what some might have considered a startling development.
You’ll see familiar surnames emerge when you scroll through a list of the members of the Saugerties Sports Hall of Fame. For the third straight year and the fourth year out of the last five, a member of the Dodig family will make the cut. Randy Dodig, Sr. will be inducted as part of the hall’s Class of 2017.
Everyone knows places like NYC and San Francisco are doing well, but a recent analysis concluded that all the income gains are eaten up by cost of living.
A number of community leaders and local business owners held a focus meeting last week to discuss the possibility of a $5 million aquatic fitness center at the Cantine complex.
“How can a person know that they love to sew if they’ve never tried? How can people know they love basketball if they are never given the chance to play? We try to give that chance through Discover.”
The developer made changes to the plan in response to comments, including planting trees to screen the view of panels. But residents at a recent planning board meeting said those trees could end up blocking the view of the mountains.