Saugerties village asks for money, volunteers for feral cat problem
Saugerties village trustees are looking to bring back the catch-spay/neuter, release program in order to reduce the number of feral
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Letters (May 5-12)
A Solar Experience In 2013 I had a ground array solar system installed on our property. Since that time I have
Police: Saugerties teen shot handgun during money dispute
Saugerties Police responded to a 911 call last night at around 9:30 p.m. reporting a person with a gun chasing another
Three challengers run together for Saugerties School Board seats
Five candidates are running for three open seats on the Saugerties Central School District’s Board of Education later this month,
Saugerties Village Board upbraids critic of Lynch’s Marina project
A Friends of Lynch’s Marina has been formed, and it has received similar criticism from village trustees that another recent such
A Day’s Work: Developmental editor
Charlotte Herscher is a busy woman. In addition to raising her three children, she is a freelance developmental editor. While
Heidcamp, oft-embattled School Board trustee, looks back without regrets
After nine years on the Saugerties school board, George Heidcamp is stepping down, choosing not to run for reelection as
Auto show at Saugerties High School celebrates 9th year
Some were chopped and channeled, others were moon-wheeled. Some had candy-coated paint jobs, while others were their original colors. Some
Letters (April 28-May 5)
Figures don’t lie While much of what Ralph Childers wrote caused me to laugh out loud, the inaccuracies necessitate a
Sawyer storyteller: Janet Carter hosts a regular event at Inquiring Mind
Story night happens the third Friday night of each month at the Inquiring Mind bookstore in Saugerties. Starting at 7 p.m. at the