Saugerties tourism has never been better
Thanks to its proximity to New York City, natural beauty and quaint small towns, the Hudson Valley has always been
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How Saugerties streets got their names, part III
When the village incorporated in 1831, its borders were set to geographic landmarks where the Sawyerkill meets Malden Ave., the Tannery Brook meets the turnpike, and the road to the ford crossed the Esopus near the village line and Esopus Bend. New streets spread out to fill these corners once the nucleus of the earliest surveyed village filled out.
Letters (January 7-14)
The facts about the Pilgrim Pipeline The Dec. 31 issue of the Saugerties Times carried the piece headed “Come On,
Capt. Jack Rose honored at ice rink
Capt. Jack Rose, the 19-year-old Mount Marion firefighter who died from injuries suffered in a Dec. 19 house fire, was
Saugerties town officials: Road dept. merger “inevitable”
Merging town and village of Saugerties services was done successfully several years ago when the village police department was folded
The first British invasion: Historian discusses New Netherland takeover
The 1664 British takeover of the Dutch colony of New Netherland — which afterward became New York — was one
A place for teens
Times are tough for teens. They can’t hang out together at the mall without an escort during prime hours and
Saugerties year in review
Some of the major Saugerties stories of 2015 Library turns 100 Throughout 2015, the Saugerties Public Library marked its
Letters (Dec. 31-Jan. 7)
Reflections on Jack Rose’s funeral This presentation of honor is what makes Saugerties. How beautiful was the ceremony, the showing
Saugerties Junior High’s Builder’s Club raises funds, has fun
The Saugerties Junior High School Builder’s Club, advised by English teacher Hope Antonelli, had a busy fall. From Nov. 1–20,