Letters (November 12-19)
Solar power: Not just for rooftops I was inspired by Janet Asiain’s column on the exciting new possibilities for solar power
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Saugerties Stallions announce new advisory board
The Saugerties Stallions baseball team has a new advisory board. According to a release, the Stallions would like “to set
Art Esopus: Good art for a good cause
Esopus Creek Conservancy (ECC) will hold its annual “100 Works for $100” fundraising gala on Saturday, Nov. 14. Admission is
Saugerties honors veterans
[portfolio_slideshow id=8439] Photos by David Gordon Rain drove the traditional Saugerties Veterans Day observance inside, but the weather cleared
Seth VanDerbeck: Two-sport standout
For Saugerties High School junior Seth VanDerbeck, the fall sports season was a bit of a juggling act, as the
Letter: Saugerties is not a hunting community
We are not a hunting community. There is this activity but it is fringe. I personally work in the woods
Saugerties wants truck companies to pay for busted curbs
Heavy trucks have once again damaged some sidewalks and curbing, and this time the village wants police to go after
Lighthouse unplugged
The lighthouse occupants renewed their appreciation for print media last month after the dredging operation knocked out the underwater telephone
Letters (November 5-12)
Attention Blue Mt. Cemetery plot owners I’d like to preface my remarks by first saying that I believe the Blue
Saugerties village considers using psychology to slow down speeders
The Village Board continued its discussion on how to slow down speeding motorists on Washington Ave. at its Nov. 2