Since becoming principal, Osterhoudt has used eccentric challenges to inspire the children to complete the summer reading. She tells the students: “If you’ll read, I will do anything.”
Built circa 1875, the warehouses are a reminder of an era in which Saugerties played an integral role in the industrialization of the Hudson Valley. They’re now owned by Saugerties’ most successful businessman, Tom Struzzieri, who also owns HITS and Diamond Mills, a nation-wide horse-show series and a creek-side hotel/convention center.
Topics include: The local elections, Saugerties finances not so bad, town not paying for electric car charging station, a community food effort, Trump’s job-killing tax plan, Shout Out Saugerties launches, and more.
As unbelievable as it may seem, the Saugerties’ Sawyers football team can make the playoffs this year. Job one: Beat Wallkill in a Friday the 13th road game.
Each weekend for the next three weeks, 35 events will be staged within the village, including art installations, lectures, creative workshops and performances.
Hunting is the most efficient and effective way to reduce the deer population, but some object on ethical grounds.
Topics include: Saugerties most fiscally stressed town in county due to Democrats, register to vote, we deserve a better county legislature.
Visitors and the estimated 400 electric-car users in Ulster County can now power up at Saugerties’ first charging station, located in front of the Small World Park near the Kiwanis Ice Arena.
The air was rife at Cantine Field with sounds and pungent smells: the buzzing of bees, the sizzling of grills, the calls of carnival barkers peddling their foodstuffs, and the ambient chatter of hundreds of festival-goers.
Saugerties has a long-enough history that you can just about trace the phases of it in the growth and decline of interest in that history. A look at the earliest photograph of Saugerties is the best way to show history is on the upswing right now.