Party is over for village feral cats
Feral cats: they yowl, they howl, they create problems for homeowners, they mug harmless neighborhood cats. For most residents, they’re
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Letters to the editor (Aug.11 – Aug. 18)
Misconceptions about Arab/Israeli conflict What the letter of July 28 protesting the Middle East Crisis Response’s program at the Saugerties
Farmers determined to continue family tradition
Saugerties is marking the 200th anniversary of the town’s incorporation this year. Most parts of town look a lot different
The auteur
Ernie Mortuzans is a graphic artist and independent video producer. He frequently volunteers his talents producing video locally, filming musical
Perspicacious pupils
The Saugerties High School Credit, Honor and High rolls were released last week. The following students made the cut and
Artists tour this weekend
The following artists will participate in this weekend’s artists’ studio tour, August 13-14, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For a copy
Strange bedfellows
Scenes from last week’s Bed Race & Old Timers’ Day, with photos by Samantha Moranville. Background: Given what else is
The history of Cantine Field
It covers 127 lush and verdant acres, and it’s the envy of every athletic director in the region. One hundred twenty-seven acres of ball fields and swing sets, picnic tables and basketball courts–– all of it practically in your own backyard. This is Saugerties’ Cantine Field, and it’s not just an integral part of the fabric of the community today, it has been for many years.
Environmental groups don’t think fracking can be done safely
“We’re going to do this safely,” stated Joe Martens, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)
One-way streets would speed up traffic, says village
For locals looking to get around the village by car this Saturday, Mayor William Murphy has one word of advice: