18th-century barn at Kiersted House a happening place
Since its completion last year, the old Dutch barn at the Kiersted House has become a beehive of activity, and
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Feeding the hungry: The First Baptist Church soup kitchen
The Saugerties community has gained a space for the hungry to gather. Headed by Pastor Jose Perez and his family,
Meet & Greet: Bob Lawless
Bob Lawless has a friendly, optimistic view on life and a true appreciation and love for the community of Saugerties.
A Day’s Work: The builder
Once you start talking to Terry Wynne, of Terry Wynne Builders, it becomes evident that his job as a carpenter
Win-Win for Saugerties boys hoops
The Sawyers boys basketball team improved its record to 11-4 with a 75-59 win over Washingtonville on Jan. 29, and
A day’s work: Bank branch manager
The first thing you notice when you meet Thomas Scott is his friendly, open personality. This quality serves him well
Cemetery plotholders, upset about decorations being removed, demand seat at the table
Plotholders in the Blue Mountain Cemetery will be included in discussions about the cemetery’s rules and maintenance. The decision came
Murals will soon adorn Donlon Gym
Saugerties village mayor William Murphy has enlisted the help of middle-school art teacher Bob Slate to put together a group
Capt. Jack Rose honored at ice rink
Capt. Jack Rose, the 19-year-old Mount Marion firefighter who died from injuries suffered in a Dec. 19 house fire, was
A place for teens
Times are tough for teens. They can’t hang out together at the mall without an escort during prime hours and