Police: Saugerties vehicles left on the road may be towed
On-street overnight parking (3 a.m. to 7 a.m.) in Saugerties is banned from December 15 to March 15 each year,
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Saugerties High students attend State of the State
Thirty-two students from Saugerties High School’s A.P. government and A.P. U.S. history classes were in attendance at Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s
Unopposed races, low turnout the norm for village elections
What if they had an election and nobody came? As of Jan. 27, no one had filed a petition to
Should anti-vaccine movement be blamed for measles outbreak?
According the New York Times, there were 37 reported cases of measles in the U.S. in 2004 and 644 in
Curmudgeon Corner: Reader Mail
I don’t know if any real Saugerties people read this paper, but it seems the way this town’s going, I
Letters (Jan. 29-Feb. 5)
Saugerties Town Board’s hidden agenda On Wednesday, Jan. 21, I attended the regularly scheduled Saugerties Town Board meeting. Prior to
Village mayor Bill Murphy will run for reelection
When we spoke with the mayor late last year, he still wasn’t sure he’d seek another term. Based on our
Volunteers assist with Cantine Field renovations
On Saturday, Jan. 17 a crew of volunteers assembled by Rich Koegel, Jerry Malgieri Sr. and Chris Fabiano, coaches of
Saugerties holds off on anti-pipeline resolution
The Town Board got an earful from opponents of a proposed oil pipeline, but decided against passing a resolution to
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline offers a safer way to transport oil
A complex energy routine currently takes place in the Hudson Valley corridor. Every year, more than three billion gallons of