Town still sitting on developer’s $43,000
Town of Saugerties attorney John Greco is holding a signed check for $43,000 while the town works out how to
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Farewell to arms
At the American Legion Lamouree-Hackett Post 72’s annual Veterans Day remembrance ceremony, old friends and former comrades in arms greet
What to see at local galleries
An afternoon in a local gallery can go a long way toward adding some color to bleak November days. Several
Library takes Sundays off
Why is the Saugerties Public Library closed on Sundays, we wondered – aren’t there a lot of people who’d like
Shedding light on a Civil War cemetery
History buffs love to uncover local treasures hidden in plain sight. For Kyle Melick, a 17-year-old senior at Saugerties High
RUPCO joins developer for 55-unit affordable housing project
Developers for Country Meadows, a 55-unit project originally approved for senior housing, have added affordable housing to the mix, partnering
Care packages for troops
On Sunday, Nov. 4 the Adopt a Soldier committee spent the afternoon making homemade cookies at the Elks Lodge to
Town considers layoffs, closing transfer station
The town did some slicing and dicing last week, reducing the tax levy increase by half to 4.4 percent on
Saugerties copes with storm aftermath
Residents of Lighthouse Drive spent the weekend cleaning out the lower floors of their homes, throwing out hundreds of pounds
Congress: Republican Gibson fends off Schreibman
With 90 percent of precincts reporting, Republican Chris Gibson is projected to defeat Democrat Julian Schreibman in New York’s nineteenth