Two current board members with a friendly relationship will face off for supervisor … why wasn’t Lamb cross-endorsed? … thoughts on why the GOP won’t be caucusing this year and what impact that might have on the election … an explanation for the brief “Helsmoortel for Town Clerk” talk … what will the conservatives do?
Topics include: the health care bill’s regressive redistribution, Saugerties’ true conservatives, holding one’s nose in the presence of repugnance, Trump’s behavior undermines nation’s standing, disappointment with Price Chopper’s bike rack, Medicaid for all!
Four years and about $60,000 later, the Saugerties Lions Club has officially opened its playground adjacent to Cantine Field on Washington Avenue.
Bob Siracusano predicts 500+ cars for the July 9 event.
David Mason was honored as firefighter of the year.
There were originally over 300 covered bridges in New York State. Only 23 still exist.
Democrats have held their caucus and the slate is set. Republicans won’t settle on their candidates until September, but strong contenders have declared their intentions.
Response from the writer who called affordable housing a “plague” on Saugerties, Republican Senate health care bill violates first tenet of Hippocratic oath, surviving “interesting times,” crosswalk automated voice lacks diversity, and more…
In a time when civil discourse is becoming rarer, this year’s theme for the library’s summer reading challenge, Building a Better World, may be a welcome message.
It may not look like much now, but the unassuming yellow building along the driveway into the village of Saugerties parking lot off Partition Street is the new home of the Saugerties Chamber of Commerce.