Saugerties Republican Party has lost its way
The Saugerties Republican Party must be returned to Saugerties Republicans and no longer function as the private club of Joe
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Schoolhouse rot
The School Board voted June 24 to allot up to $494,000 to replace Cahill Elementary School’s boiler. The boiler has
Town to clear over $100k from music fest
Who said there’s no money in music these days? The town stands to receive $100,000 to $125,000 as a result
High school graduation Saturday, June 28
The Class of 2014 Graduation Ceremony will be held Saturday, June 28 at 10 a.m. at the Saugerties Senior High
Oil trains raise safety, environmental concerns
Volatile crude oil from the Midwest is passing through Saugerties backyards in unsafe railcars. That was the message of an
Police to use old candle factory for training
The rehabilitation of the American Candle Factory on Kings Highway continues to take shape, with a shooting range, police training
Affordable housing gets key approval
Village planners voted 3-1 to issue a “negative declaration” on the 42-unit Country Meadows affordable housing project proposed for North
Opinion: Too much surveillance in Saugerties
Ben Franklin once said any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security deserves neither
Bimonthly community youth awards winners
Five Saugerties students were recognized at the June 16 village trustees’ meeting by the Saugerties Community Youth Awards Committee for
Letters (June 19-26)
Let vets get care locally Here is an idea that is making the rounds on the Internet. All veterans, all