Village gears up for playground fundraising effort
“It looks like we’re going to have to do more fundraising,” said George Terpening, village parks, buildings and grounds superintendent.
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Saugerties mayor wants to go solar
Mayor William Murphy and trustees Patrick Landewe and Jeannine Mayer were administered the oath of office at the village’s April
Town says beloved playground must be replaced
The town must balance safety with community interests as it faces the prospect of tearing down the Small World playground
No-bid wood chipper targets invasive beetle
The town’s highway superintendent hopes a bigger, better wood chipper will help eradicate the devastating force of the Emerald Ash
Saugerties village goes after back taxes
If a property owner fails to pay town taxes, the county compensates the town and goes after the back taxes.
New park-and-ride coming to Rt. 32
Town Supervisor Greg Helsmoortel announced the completion of planning and preparations for a new park-and-ride across from the New York
Saugerties to hold public meeting on Pilgrim Pipeline
Town leaders hope a public information session will answer lingering questions about a pipeline proposed to run through Saugerties along
Town wows think tank with website improvement pledge
Supervisor Greg Helsmoortel said the town and village website will have more information soon to address an “F” grade issued
Modest increase in village budget
The draft 2015-16 village budget calls for $21,000 in additional spending and would raise the tax rate by four cents
Turnout 2 percent for uncontested Saugerties village election
When only 49 of a registered 2,188 voters come out to cast a ballot, the results are usually a foregone