Man killed by truck in Saugerties village center
Last year, Saugerties Police Chief Joe Sinagra called the intersection “an accident waiting to happen.” He was right. Robert Carlson,
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Opposition to Common Core gains steam
Last week, the state teachers union and Assembly Republicans dealt a one-two punch to the besieged Common Core curriculum, criticizing
Saugerties agrees to provide water for big summer concert
Winston Farm festival promoters can check another item off their to-do list – they have a source of potable water.
Poll: Should medical marijuana be legalized in New York State?
Earlier this month, Gov. Cuomo announced a plan to allow limited use of medical marijuana for those with serious illnesses.
A big year for Congressman Gibson
It’s going to be a big year for Congressman Chris Gibson. As he begins his fourth year in the House
Saugerties educators hope for more state aid
State Senator Cecilia Tkaczyk made a vow when she became a senator that she would visit all the school districts
Morse’s Johansen is top speller
Although Caroline Johansen didn’t have to spell the word “illustrious” at the Saugerties District-wide spelling bee, it certainly describes her
Yoga Festival gets planners’ green light
A month after green-lighting the larger Hudson Project Music and Arts Festival, the Planning Board signed off on the One
Will Saugerties pursue consolidation this year?
With Gov. Cuomo announcing new incentives for municipal consolidation, what is the state of the issue among the elected representatives
Town Board sets schedules, appointments
The Saugerties Town Board held its annual reorganization meeting Jan. 10, during which it made appointments for all the various