Saugerties seeks secondary water source
The village is considering a few locations, but the main contender will be familiar to music fans (and anyone who has followed local development proposals for the last 20 or so years).
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New filmmaking facility is brewing in Kingston
Rupco & Mary Stuart Masterson’s Stockade Works would like to transform the cavernous former MetLife building on Greenkill Avenue in Kingston into a TV/film production studio and training center.
Saugerties firefighter awarded for 60 years service
For the last 60 years, August Fellows, known as Auggie to everyone in Saugerties, has served the village as a member of the C.A. Lynch Hose Company. “It’s been a long time,” says the 79-year-old.
Saugerties hosts marchers for higher state school funding
“It is kind of ridiculous that these people must give up two weeks of their lives to get the money schools are entitled to,” said Saugerties school board vice-president Jim Mooney.
Saugerties budget expected to exceed tax cap
“We’ve cut every non-essential service that there is.”
Mum’s the word in Saugerties
Hundreds of visitors and local residents came out for the annual Mum Festival at Seamon Park last Sunday.
Saugerties Times letters (10/13-19)
This week’s topics: pipeline dangers, town budget increase, racism
Saugerties crushes Red Hook in Mum Bowl
Saugerties dominated in all phases of the game: running, passing, defense and special teams.
Mum Festival this weekend
The 51st annual Saugerties Mum Festival, to be held noon-5 p.m. Sunday, October 9 (rain date is Sunday, October 16 at Seamon
SHS grad designed this year’s Garlic Festival poster
For Saugerties High School graduate (Class of ’09) Julia Yates, having her artwork chosen as this year’s Hudson Valley Garlic Festival poster was “a dream come true.”