After losing their first two games on the road, a 5-4 squeaker to the Jamestown Jammers and a 15-12 slugfest against the Elmira Pioneers, the Saugerties Stallions picked up their first win by drubbing the Oneonta Outlaws in their home opener at Cantine Field last Sunday night by an 8-2 score.
Saugerties needs better crossing guards, kudos for Cantine Field, withdrawal from Paris Accord is a bad idea, America is no longer leader of the free world, replacing nukes and fossils.
The latest in a series by Saugerties Stallions pitcher Gavin Hellman
Village of Saugerties trustees expressed their unhappiness with the Trump administration’s gutting of the federal Clean Water Act at last Monday’s meeting, and voted to pass a resolution supporting the Hudson River sloop Clearwater’s sail to Washington, D.C.
A self-described “old white man” responds to recent criticism of Faso’s town halls and a concealed carry bill.
As history buff, I was fascinated by the evolution from the “Town Driving Park,” the work done through the New Deal’s Works Progress Administration (WPA), and the donations by the Cantine and Knaust families to the modern complex we have today.
The Ulster County Sheriff’s In-Water Rescue Team is one of the first units called out when a boater falls into the Hudson River or into one of several local creeks that feed it. The team gets there quickly. The members know the waters they are called upon to enter.
Saugerties school officials have often spoken of their efforts to offer a quality education to students while remaining fiscally responsible. Those efforts were rewarded in late May when the school district’s financial stability earned a bond rating upgrade from Standard and Poor’s from an A to an A+.
‘In a world that worshipped football, this was surely a baseball town…’
The Saugerties town ethics board is weighing a complaint that a senior town employee pressured subordinates to attend a 2015 Republican caucus and vote for his preferred candidates.