Saugerties Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2014
In a sports-minded community like Saugerties, it’s quite a thrill to be a successful athlete. But perhaps the greater honor
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Boys’ State candidates named
This year’s candidates for the American Legion’s New York Boys’ State Program are Nicholas Skalla, son of Dennis Skalla and
Morse students use science to snare leprechauns
[portfolio_slideshow id=5258] Using recycled materials and enough imagination to fill a pot o’ gold, Grade 4 students at Grant
Signs of Spring nature walk
The Esopus Creek Conservancy and John Burroughs Natural History Society are co-sponsoring a free guided nature walk to observe early
Artist to motorists: Slow down!
Have you seen the moose? If not, you may have seen a new sign posted on Main St., facing the
Modified wrestling team goes undefeated
While Saugerties High School senior James Bethel was finishing third in the state tournament, the best finish for any Sawyer
Will state install signage at dangerous intersection?
The village’s request for “walk” and “do not walk” signs at an intersection that claimed the life of a Saugerties
A first for Catholic youth basketball in Saugerties
In a first for Saugerties CYO, the St. John The Evangelist girls’ Catholic Youth Organization fourth and fifth grade girls
Dragon Inn owner plans to raze addition
This time last year, preservationists were in an uproar over the owner’s plan to demolish the once-stately Queen Anne style
Saugerties PD gets a bomb-sniffing dog
The most popular new addition to the Saugerties Police force is here to fight domestic terrorism. Miky, a handsome 20-month-old