Paving the way for Kings Highway development
Ulster County sees the Kings Highway corridor, with recently-completed water and sewer access, as a prime location for business. A
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Machine malfunction compromised library vote
Three weeks ago, voters in Saugerties approved a near $600,000 library budget by a 70-percent margin. The vote total was
Saugerties youth awarded
The Saugerties Community Youth Awards committee recently recognized Christopher Pelletieri, 12, and Kyle Rendel, 17, for good deeds and actions.
Open Mic Poetry: The last bastion of free speech?
Poet Andy Clausen tore it up last Friday night at Café Mezzaluna bistro Latino and gallery. Clausen was a contemporary
Triathletes do it on land and sea
Despite the autumnal chill in the air, things heated up at Hunter Mountain last weekend and no small amount of
Myers won’t sign Birches tax agreement
The Saugerties Town Board voted 4-1 to take half off litigious senior housing developer Steve Aaron’s tax payments, but Supervisor
Starting smart, starting over at community college
Job training. Two-year degrees. A cheaper first-half of a bachelor’s. An after-work exploration of a new subject for a lifetime
55-unit housing development update
The developer of a 55-unit residential complex approved two years ago for senior housing wants the village to sign off
‘Blue’ at Saugerties Performing Arts Factory
Red is always bold, and yellow is usually sunny. But blue – that’s a different story. Blue can be as
Teachers and district back at negotiating table
At the last Board of Education meeting, discord between the teachers and administration over contract negotiations boiled over as representatives