Casino prop’s slanted wording angers opponents
Promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and lowering property taxes. Who could be against that? That seems to be
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Photo contest award winners get dirty
[portfolio_slideshow id=4120] The winners of the Saugerties Public Library’s photography competition, titled “Down and Dirty,” have one thing in common:
HITS wraps up season
Clouds of dust kicked up at the horseshow grounds in Saugerties on a windy Sunday, Sept. 8 but that didn’t
Some residents say water meter installers took them by surprise
When checking their mailboxes at the tail end of the summer, residents of Barclay Heights and Glasco found postcard-sized notices
Saugerties led the way on bath-salt ban
I am delighted to report that the governor has signed a statewide law banning drugs known as “bath salts.” As
Silliness for a good cause
The Saugerties Wacky Ramble returns to the village on Sunday, Sept. 15. For those who missed the inaugural event a
Letters (9/12-9/19)
Highway Department mismanagement I wish to discuss the current state of the town Highway Department. After having received a series
Lack of bus service on Valk Rd. creating a hazard, say residents
A handful of parents with children stand at the intersection of Route 32A and Valk Rd., a narrow road just
‘Smart’ meter opponents say similar electrical meters made them ill
Skeptics say it’s all in their heads. They say they’re canaries in the coal mine. Across the country, some people
Most Independence Party nominees hold on
When all the hand-written votes were tallied early tonight, all but one candidate previously nominated by the Independence Party still