Scoping the impacts of NYC reservoir releases
While flipping through a local newspaper archive, I came across an item from the turn of the century about a
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Gibson, Eldridge differ on fossil fuels, fracking
In a congressional district that encompasses cash-strapped, potentially gas-rich Sullivan County, New York City’s watershed, eco-sensitive communities like Woodstock and
Saugerties Artists Studio Tour Guide
The Annual Saugerties Artists Studio Tour will be held this weekend, Aug. 9–10, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. This annual, self-guided tour is
Saugerties Beach all cleaned up
[portfolio_slideshow id=5960] Photos by David Gordon Just a little more than a month ago, the park near the Village
Educators see poverty as barrier to achievement
According to the recently released 2012-2013 school report card, 43 percent of Saugerties Central School District students are considered economically
Letters (July 31-August 7)
The meaning of the second amendment Beth Murphy seems to like to give advice. She tells Donna Greco to “fact
Lighthouse gets funds for storm repairs
The Saugerties Lighthouse is among 14 historically significant properties in New York State that will receive grants to address damage
Sound and fury
Dogs. Rock bands. Construction. All can cause annoyance to neighbors. All are within the rights of property owners to enjoy.
Ghost in the shell
I once belonged to a supper club. It started simply enough, a few neighbors getting together once a month to
State of the art galleries
[portfolio_slideshow id=5932] Just around this time last year, the village of Saugerties saw the opening of Intima Gallery on