Letters – July 12-19
Living history What a wonderful idea… a spotlight on the historic houses of Saugerties through the eyes of the Saugerties
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America is the best and I didn’t get beat up
The Fourth of July in Saugerties. A return to the scene of the crime-that-wasn’t. The crime that almost-was involved a
The first family of Malden: Eccentric and worldly
In 1815, when Asa Bigelow, founder of the Bigelow Bluestone Company, built a 2 ½ story English-style frame house on
All revved up in Saugerties this Sunday
The word is out about the ninth annual Sawyer Motors Car Show in Saugerties, taking place this year on Sunday,
Lighthouse meditations
Saugerties is such a modern town, between its bed races and retro fabulous car shows and novelty boutiques, that it
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Town should be wary of sports complex proposal I have been quite intrigued with the proposal to develop a sports complex
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Great bridge I just wanted to publicly thank all and everyone who had a part in the rebuilding of the
Businesses unite to make a wish come true
“Everybody has really climbed on-board this, and is helping out,” said Sawyer Motors’ sales manager Ray Tucker when speaking about
The best shot in Saugerties
When lifelong Saugertesian Auguste VanEtten hurt his back in a work-related accident in 2008, the injury effectively ended his favorite
Saugerties man dies in fall from roof
Donald E. Briggs, 27, of Saugerties died Sunday, June 17 after apparently falling from the roof of 265 Main Street