Letters (July 24-31)
What are we getting for our school taxes? Saugerties property taxpayers have been given a $57-million-plus bill for one school
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Hudson Project’s mea culpa disarms critics
When one makes mistakes in the undertaking of a grand endeavor, and the criticism comes, one can either dismiss the
Registration for Saugerties’ adult ed program ends soon
Register by Friday, Aug. 1 and become a member of the Saugerties Lifespring Adult Learning Community, which offers a broad
Electricity rate relief for Hudson Valley?
An amendment introduced by U.S. Representatives Chris Gibson (NY-19) and Sean Maloney (NY-18) that would repeal utility rate increases caused
Teachout challenges Cuomo from the left
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Moreland Commission troubles grow deeper, does Zephyr Teachout offer a plausible gubernatorial alternative to Democrats? It’d
Riverkeeper urges strict review of NYC reservoir releases
The environmental group Riverkeeper is engaging Saugerties residents in a letter and email campaign to ask the state to require
Letters (July 17-24)
Festival was a success A special thank you to the people who held the Hudson Project musical festival this past
New School Board trustees interrogate leadership
Tensions between the two newly appointed School Board trustees, Krista Barringer and Damion Ferraro, and Superintendent Seth Turner and the
Going native at Hudson Project
This is probably the closest that Saugerties will ever have to having a shanty town, but it could be worse;
The Hudson Project and the next generation of music festival
Saugerties’ Hudson Project Music Festival had at least one thing in common with the Woodstock ’94 festival that preceded it