Bisignano spent the last three years restoring a 1952 Ford F1 pickup truck, one of 19 vehicles in the nationwide contest. The only way to win is through online votes.
“I want us to continue to work with as many organizations as we can to help market Saugerties to improve economic development, especially along Kings Highway.”
‘Why is a property a failed property? It’s because it doesn’t have the income. But there’s no bad property, it’s just lack of investment and bad stewardship. And that’s what’s occurred.’
Think of the middle and upper portions of the Hudson Valley not as New York City’s back yard but as its mirror opposite. Where New York is characterized by a dense sea of humanity punctuated by token islands of green, much of the Hudson Valley consists of islands of people within a still significantly green sea. The two struggle in uneasy complement to each other.
Neighbors say the solar farm would have a negative impact on the view of the mountains from a historic area. An informational meeting on the proposal was scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 10.
The program, sends elementary school students home with meals on weekends, was founded two years ago and has grown to serve 85 students at Cahill and Mount Marion elementary schools.
Saugerties Central School District’s best spellers waltzed through a tornado of words at the annual district-wide spelling bee on January 4, with eighth grader Donovan Barros emerging as the winner for the second time in three years.
The mall’s purchase, expected for several weeks now, comes during a week of dreary news for brick & mortar retail companies.
“We’re rebuilding. There’s definitely a hunger to act. Politics after all is the constant job of holding power accountable. We’re just trying to figure out what that means.”
“By catering to everyone from three-and-four-year-olds and our youth hockey league to senior skating classes each week and being accommodating to all ages, we’ve really built this up over time.”