LETTER: Mayone addresses theft rumors
As a candidate for public office, I want to clarify something that happened to me nearly 25 years ago. I
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Neighbors hope town can keep park clean
Hidden away on Hemlock St. in Barclay Heights is JC Field, a small park with a swing set, playground climber
Saugerties young people are frugal and handy
Call them Generation Y or Millennials, those born in the ’80s and ’90s inherited a difficult economy. College graduates are
Letters (8/8-8/15)
What is highway superintendent hiding? I write this letter concerning a disturbing trend by one of our elected officials in
Taxes flat in library budget
Expanded hours, new books, new computers, audiobook players and e-readers; the Saugerties Library has its share of costs, but voters
Letters (8/1-8/8)
Pedestrian right-of-way signs needed In 2003, New York State passed a law mandating right-of-way at intersections for pedestrians. I recently
Why join the Library Board?
Two seats on the Saugerties Public Library Board of Trustees are coming up for election in September; both are five-year
Cleaning up Clovelea (aka Dragon Inn)
The building looks rundown, with an incomplete addition on the right-hand side, but a sense of its former splendor can
Suburban Knights work the mind, body and morals
There are martial arts classes. And there are role-playing groups. But there’s nothing quite like Joe Bozlinski’s Suburban Knights. More
Letters (7/25-8/1)
Who is the real Democrat? There has been some talk that Marjorie Block, one of the Democratic nominees for Town