On the art tour, you can’t see it all, but you can see a lot
[portfolio_slideshow id=3890] Photos by David Gordon I call myself the tour coordinator,” said Barbara Bravo. In fact, she is
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LETTER: Mayone addresses theft rumors
As a candidate for public office, I want to clarify something that happened to me nearly 25 years ago. I
Saugerties students struggle with tough new tests
This summer it wasn’t the students who were waiting to see a big red letter on their tests; it was
Neighbors hope town can keep park clean
Hidden away on Hemlock St. in Barclay Heights is JC Field, a small park with a swing set, playground climber
Saugerties young people are frugal and handy
Call them Generation Y or Millennials, those born in the ’80s and ’90s inherited a difficult economy. College graduates are
Saugerties wants to dredge Esopus and reservoir
Storms have caused silt buildup in the village reservoir and at the mouth of the Esopus Creek, and village officials
Letters (8/8-8/15)
What is highway superintendent hiding? I write this letter concerning a disturbing trend by one of our elected officials in
Village buys sinkhole house
For sale: Small fixer-upper cottage. Perfect for someone handy with tools. Badly fractured foundation, damaged interior walls, and a sinkhole
Saugerties Dems & GOP try to stay relevant as voters flee parties
While national and state politics are bitterly partisan, local government is usually more pragmatic. This tends to be the case
Taxes flat in library budget
Expanded hours, new books, new computers, audiobook players and e-readers; the Saugerties Library has its share of costs, but voters