Firemen still want to build training tower
It’s been two years since village trustees discussed building a fire-training center and fire tower on a portion of the
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Two art exhibits open in the village of Saugerties
Grist Mill Gallery Saugerties-based artists Elin Menzies and Prue See are exhibiting their work at the Grist Mill Gallery, located
Friends of Historic Saugerties offers local history buffs a new resource
“Here’s a question for you,” says Gus Pedersen, furniture designer and local history buff. We’re talking about obsolete occupations that
Village trustee speaks out against town/village merger
If village of Saugerties trustee Don Hackett gets his way, there will be no merging of the village Department of
Katsbaan neighbors protest contractor’s blasting
An electrical contractor’s expansion plan drew eight neighbors to a Feb. 17 Planning Board public hearing. The neighbors complained that
Hotel and more proposed near Winston Farm
An 86-unit hotel, as well as two other commercial buildings, are being proposed for a site near the historic Wynkoop
New AP courses at Saugerties High School
Three new advanced placement courses will be available for Saugerties High School students next September. Two of the three courses
Saugerties basketball repeats as MHAL champs
In a game that was closer than it should have been, the Saugerties boys’ basketball team repeated as Mid-Hudson Athletic
Cahill, Mt. Marion Raise $12,000 for American Heart Association
Students at Cahill and Mt. Marion Elementary Schools may not wear capes or leap tall buildings in a single bound,
Curmudgeon Corner: The sky is falling
We live in hysterical times. Sure, in the old days we had the Red Scare, Reefer Madness and Tulip Mania,