Zombie Crawl
This year’s 3rd annual Zombie Crawl, which will take place on Saturday, Oct. 20, will be a crawl with a
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Living history
Last Saturday, the early history of our area was on display at the Saugerties Historical Society as Indians, soldiers from
Letters: 10/11-10/18
Standing with the supervisor I am writing to express my support of Kelly Myers, in regard to the issue of
Town created first health laws, banned free ranging swine
Town created first health laws, banned free-ranging swine In the 1830s, Saugerties was already a cosmopolitan village, with the wealthy
Keep your head
Saugerties police, Diaz Memorial Ambulance service, and village trustees are banding together to ensure that local youngsters who cannot afford
Letters: 10/4-10/11
Gilligan knows the law, the players and the system As a former 17-year resident of Saugerties – I am proud
Former mayor Robert Yerick passes
Robert Yerick, the saugerties mayor who, with a combination of old-fashioned managerial prowess and an engaging and feisty personality, saw
Saugerties youth awarded
The Saugerties Community Youth Awards committee recently recognized Christopher Pelletieri, 12, and Kyle Rendel, 17, for good deeds and actions.
Saugerties food pantry needs help
Marilyn Richardson, manager of the Saugerties Area Council of Churches Food Pantry for 19 years, says that they’re doing all
Civil War Remembrance Day
It lasted four long years. The toll was horrendous; over 750,000 Americans died in combat and of disease, more Americans