Letters (8/1-8/8)
Pedestrian right-of-way signs needed In 2003, New York State passed a law mandating right-of-way at intersections for pedestrians. I recently
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Independence Party primary scheduled
Earlier this month, county independence Party chair Len Bernardo announced the party’s nominations for local office. That list didn’t sit
Naturally avant-garde
From Dylan to Mingus to the Tokyo String Quartet, our region has a long history of drawing in musical talent
Heidcamp returns to lead Conservative Party
George Heidcamp, formerly one of the most outspoken players on the Saugerties political scene who has been more reserved since
Why join the Library Board?
Two seats on the Saugerties Public Library Board of Trustees are coming up for election in September; both are five-year
Food-truck festival seeks new home
A popular monthly food truck festival will likely cease operations at its Rt. 212 location after getting hit with zoning
Cleaning up Clovelea (aka Dragon Inn)
The building looks rundown, with an incomplete addition on the right-hand side, but a sense of its former splendor can
Suburban Knights work the mind, body and morals
There are martial arts classes. And there are role-playing groups. But there’s nothing quite like Joe Bozlinski’s Suburban Knights. More
Letters (7/25-8/1)
Who is the real Democrat? There has been some talk that Marjorie Block, one of the Democratic nominees for Town
Saugerties gets $6 million to deal with flood damage
Saugerties is eligible for $6 million in state funds to repair damage from 2012 storms, the state announced last week.