A cut and a shave
The recently opened Union Shave on Partition St. is an old-fashioned barber shop, said David Kolbinski, co-owner along with brother
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The return of youth lacrosse in Saugerties
Two Saugerties coaches are hoping to make lacrosse popular again in Saugerties. At one time, according to coach Bob Slate,
Town set to pass 2015 budget
After hearing no comments at a public hearing, the Town Board is poised to pass a budget that would raise
Forces of nature
The newest exhibit at Cross Contemporary Art on Partition St. is fresh off the press. Just two weeks ago, artists
Common Core information night in Saugerties
The Saugerties School District will host a Common Core Parent Information Night for parents of students in grades K-8 on
Gibson predicts progress from next Congress
Fresh from his resounding win in New York’s 19th Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson (R-Kinderhook) talked this week about
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Hidden spending increases in town budget It’s hard to believe Saugerties has a large budget deficit and a poor credit
Plan to merge historic, planning boards gets warm reception
The Village Board’s plan to combine the Planning and Historic Review boards to streamline the approval process for projects within
Nobel Prize winner honored at Saugerties Veterans Day ceremony
Nobel Peace Prize winner and Saugerties High School alumnus Peter Zmiyarch was among more than 40 veterans honored Monday, Nov.
Why is ham radio more popular than ever?
With a smartphone in every pocket, isn’t amateur radio a thing of the past? The answer, as was clear at