Saugerties village seeks to update waterfront plan for climate change
The Village of Saugerties is applying for a $20,000 matching grant from the state to update its waterfront plan. Trustee
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‘Team Saugerties’ rides again
Town Democratic Party Chairman Lanny Walter called it a “perfect storm,” but if that phrase conjures images of destruction and
Saugerties pastor honored by State Legislature’s pro-choice caucus
A large part of freedom for women is their ability to decide if and when to be a mother,” says Rev.
More trouble at Washington/Main intersection in Saugerties village
The Washington and Main intersection that was redone when the new traffic light was installed continues to cause headaches. First
Neighbors say Saugerties doesn’t need more self-storage
Some village residents say a self-storage business on Livingston St. wouldn’t be a good fit for the neighborhood, but village
Lawsuit possible after Saugerties board’s denial of affordable housing extension
The Village Planning Board voted against extending approval for a 42-unit affordable housing project on North St., a move the
Village Clerk Mary Frank to retire
For the last 17 years, Mary Frank has been the conductor who’s kept the village of Saugerties government running on
Comptroller criticizes Saugerties Justice Court bookkeeping
The state Comptroller’s office has criticized the town’s justice court for what amounts to sloppy bookkeeping. The justices responded to
Saugerties votes ‘no confidence’ on oil pipeline
In what looked like a final kiss-off to the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, the Town Board passed a “no confidence” resolution
Minew, Lopez (and maybe Aiello) seek to unseat Allen in legislature
Three definites and a wild card. The race for Democrat Chris Allen’s District 2 seat on the County Legislature has