Polyglot pupils receive plaudits
Two Saugerties School District students were feeling très bien recently after learning that they had won a state award for
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Village Beach in rough shape
A walk around the beach area and nearby picnic and play area shows tables with built-in benches badly in need
Barrels of fun: The Saugerties gun show
In the weeks leading up to the gun show held last weekend at Kiwanis Ice Arena, residents debated whether it
Chestnut chomping on the open water
The group that has been battling water chestnuts in the Esopus Creek across from the village beach has added a
Letters (June 12-19)
Settled law Beth Murphy got a few things wrong about the second amendment in her column, “The Untouchables.” The National Firearms
The Saugerties Breakfast Club
On any given morning when you visit the McDonald’s in Barclay Heights or the bagel store or the diner, you
Saugerties’ Benjamin unveils book on Hudson Valley history
“Early shafts of a red dawn rise on the eastern horizon, penetrating the sky as if wounding it, tomahawk-style… The
Plan would fundamentally alter traditional single-teacher elementary classrooms
The Riccardi Elementary School principal and several teachers are excited about “departmentalization,” which would restructure the school to be more
Swimming with the changing tide
In a couple of weeks, swimmers will pass by the Saugerties Lighthouse on their way to New York Harbor. On
The untouchables
Are non-elected officials deciding our fate? At the local government level the answer is no, they serve at the pleasure