Vegetarian school visits animal shelter
Forty-three students from PS 244 in Queens, along with their teachers, parents and Principal Robert Groff visited the Catskill Animal
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Volunteers and donors make Cantine the jewel it is
It’s been a lot of work, but the Saugerties Athletic Association has just about finished building new dugouts at three
Letters (6/27-7/04)
Hinchey: don’t be short-sighted I am writing to add my support to efforts to preserve William Sheffield’s 1882 Mansion House
Do good and good things happen
Four local youths were recognized with Caught in the Act Awards at the June 17 Village Board meeting for showing
Growing Hispanic population gets a church
Late in the day on a Sunday afternoon, sunlight streams through the stained-glass windows of the First Baptist Church on
Nothing soft about it
In Queens, the Mets have been rained out. High school athletic competition around the Hudson Valley has been postponed because
Fundraiser for Sinsapaugh family
When Saugerties resident Tasha Sinsapaugh died suddenly the morning of Thursday, May 30, her friends and family were in shock.
Letters (6/13-6/20)
Don’t feel powerless Central Hudson’s attempts to sell itself to foreign financers is a threat to the Hudson Valley’s economic
Celebrate farmers and strawberries
The Saugerties Farmers Market is celebrating Fathers’ Day weekend with its annual Strawberry Fest 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, June 15.
American Legion scholarship winners
The American Legion awarded $500 scholarships to Eric Beresheim, Hannah Bagshaw, Kyle Mellick, Scott Melville, Ryan Bonelli, Courtney O’Connor and