The Shift: Local non-profits should collaborate
I tend to take a big picture view of things, and one of my concerns with the proliferation of not-for-profit
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New Saugertiesians: A conversation with John Remington
It is often said that there is magic in our mountains. As we interview Saugerties residents, we note that the
Saugerties identifies Woodstock ’94 site as potential water source
Saugerties village officials are finalizing a contract with Leggette, Brashears, Graham Inc., a Connecticut-based engineering firm, to verify that Winston
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Give Bernie His Due As Bernie supporters continue to register voters, canvass neighborhoods for supporters, and telephone into states still
Saugerties School Board takes stock of budget and trustee vote results
A week ago, voters in the Saugerties Central School District approved a $61.05 million budget proposal for the 2016-17 school
Man stabbed to death in Saugerties village; suspect later caught on train in Washington D.C.
Rameen L. Perry, 40, of the Capri Motel, Port Ewen, died early this morning at Kingston Hospital following an assault
Saugerties Farmers Market kicks off this weekend
The Saugerties Farmers’ Market opens this Saturday, May 28. Vendors will be selling fruits and vegetables, prepared food, cheeses, meat
A Day’s Work: Massage therapist
There is a calming presence about Sakinah Irizarry that puts one at ease. In a licensed massage therapist, this quality
Legendary Saugertesian is a fitting representative of the Greatest Generation
I knew Cliff Snyder from the early 1970s but hadn’t seen him in years. When we began organizing the collection
More info on Tom Struzzieri’s plans for Lynch’s marina
Additional information about the planned wedding venue at the former Lynch’s marina has been discussed with the village planning board