Letters (September 18-25)
The brink of disaster This Sunday there will be a massive gathering dedicated to saving our planet. It is the
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Saugerties scouts give Old Glory a proper sendoff
[portfolio_slideshow id=6190] Photos by David Gordon When an American flag becomes worn, faded or torn, the rule is, it
Dunn gets nod for receiver of taxes
Julie Dunn has received the nomination of the Republican, Democratic and Conservative parties for receiver of taxes. Dunn, who is
What to do with students who opt out of standardized tests?
Two recurring issues for the Saugerties School Board led to a sometimes contentious discussion at the September meeting: Information trustees
How to pick the right college
Former college admission director Sandra M. Moore will present “How to Find Great and Affordable Colleges” at the Saugerties Public
Take the bus to People’s Climate march
World leaders are coming to New York City for a UN summit on the climate crisis and Ulster County residents
Discussion: The future of fracking in NY State
The status and future of shale gas development in New York State will be the focus of a talk with
Ready for disaster in Saugerties
Come to the library on Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. for a free presentation on how to prepare for
It could happen here
Saugerties has resisted taking on the issue of school violence and violence against children in a serious manner. Incidents like
POLL: Should Saugerties consider starting the school day later?
A growing body of research suggests students would do better if the school day started later, but school officials warn