Public rest room plans could be delayed
Business owners would like to see a public restroom in the business district, but village officials say the price has
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Letters (Feb. 6-13)
Family thanks firemen We wish to convey our heartfelt thanks to all of the fire companies for their amazing effort,
Editorial: Run for Village Board
We hope this year’s village election yields more candidates and higher turnout than years past. If so, it would buck
Shoveling scofflaws hit with thousands in fines
Village officials warned property owners last month that if they didn’t shovel the snow on their sidewalks within 24 hours,
First Friday and the return of Gumby
Every month, village businesses stay open late and offer special activities and discounts. The theme for February’s First Friday on
A night at the Saugerties Hockey League
It’s surprising to see grown men at Kiwanis Ice Rink ready to play hockey without a face cage. A lot
SAFE Act still controversial a year later
One year after state lawmakers, urged on by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, passed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws,
Letters (Jan. 30-Feb. 6)
Why we need guns Regarding the letter from Angela Gaffney-Smith in the recent Saugerties Times saying the 26 people that
Riccardi Read-a-thon
[portfolio_slideshow id=5029] Other than the whisper of turning pages, classrooms at Charles M. Riccardi Elementary School were silent on
Saugerties crime rate falls sharply
Saugerties is following the trend. “Nationally crime is down,” said Police Chief Joe Sinagra, “and even the city of Kingston