Saugerties village to consider anti-pipeline resolution
Members of the Coalition Against the Pilgrim Pipeline asked Village of Saugerties trustees at their February 16 meeting to oppose
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Poll: Saugerties’ pick in the Republican presidential race
Donald Trump said this on CNN: “If I win New York, the election’s over…upstate New York, I’m like the most popular person that’s ever lived.” We wondered: Is that true?
Letters (February 18-25)
Pipeline Process On Tuesday March 1 at the Saugerties Senior Citizens Center, at 7 p.m. we will be holding an important public meeting to
Feeding the hungry: The First Baptist Church soup kitchen
The Saugerties community has gained a space for the hungry to gather. Headed by Pastor Jose Perez and his family,
Saugerties school budget draft exceeds tax cap
Shool officials in the Saugerties Central School District last week gave the public a sneak peek at the first draft
How Saugerties streets got their names, part V
The last article in this series covering the history of street names in the village of Saugerties looks at the streets of the historic overlay district south of the bridge, and Barclay Heights.
Meet & Greet: Bob Lawless
Bob Lawless has a friendly, optimistic view on life and a true appreciation and love for the community of Saugerties.
Letter: Clovelea can and should be saved
This is in response to a letter by Carol Cochrane in last week’s Saugerties Times pertaining to the Clovelea mansion
A Day’s Work: The builder
Once you start talking to Terry Wynne, of Terry Wynne Builders, it becomes evident that his job as a carpenter
No need to step up drug enforcement, says Saugerties chief
Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said that he would continue to resist calls for a dedicated drug enforcement unit within the