DEC: Hunting accidents have fallen 75 percent since the ’60s
The 2014 New York hunting season closed with the second lowest number of hunting-related shooting incidents on record, according to the
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Repair Cafe in Kingston
Kingston Transition and Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church will present the Repair Café at the church, 122 Clinton Ave. on
Logging out is hard to do
Along with traditional New Year’s resolutions such as losing weight or quitting smoking, a new resolution has entered our culture:
Rat Rods of Peter Duvaloois
[portfolio_slideshow id=6750] Photos and drawings by Robert Selkowitz Saugerties’ own Peter Duvaloois was featured last March in the New
Greasy spoon odyssey
A Saugerties couple with a deep love for diners and a devoted online fanbase is planning to take their blog
A vegan Thanksgiving
Local vegans at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary pay homage to living turkeys via photography, “adopting” them with sponsorship, and cooking
Why is ham radio more popular than ever?
With a smartphone in every pocket, isn’t amateur radio a thing of the past? The answer, as was clear at
Meet & Greet: Peg Nau
It would be hard to find a more authentic Saugertiesian than Peg Nau. She was born at Bonesteel’s Sanatorium on
Thank you for sharing
According to the Pew Research Center, Internet privacy is an important concern of young Americans. After speaking with many young
Shot Heard Round New York State protests SAFE Act
The “Shot Heard Around New York State” was fired at gun clubs – including the Saugerties Fish and Game Club