LETTER: Is the town supervisor ignorant or incompetent?
Once again, Kelly Myers, the town’s CEO, failed to do her job–and this time it’s likely to cost us dearly
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55-unit affordable housing project approved
Against a backdrop of debate over the growth of rental housing in Saugerties, planners approved the 55-unit Country Meadows senior
Jimmy Bruno’s legendary holiday display
Joseph’s Drive in the Bishop’s Gate development glitters with ornaments for the holiday season, but one home stands out as
Local filmmakers plan Opus 40 documentary
Opus 40, with its vast terraces and unexpected pools and hypnotic sense of design and layering, is an American masterpiece.
Should Saugerties limit growth of rentals?
Should the town place future limits on large residential projects? Ongoing work on an updated master plan provides an opportunity
Letters (12/13-12/20)
United Nations paranoia Recently the United States Senate convened to vote on the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Rights
Winter weather predictions
What will this winter bring? Will snow blanket the mountains and valleys in inconvenient beauty, or will mild temperatures and
Town raises taxes to pay for social services
The Saugerties Town Board was expected to approve a $400,000 increase to town taxes to pay for Safety Net charges
New businesses open up shop
Darlene Carey-Wasser, and her daughter, Amber, (top-left) have been renovating their new business, House of New Beginnings at 249 Partition
Food pantry gets some much needed help
The Saugerties Food Pantry recently received some much needed help in the form of two large donations. The Saugerties Lions