Town says ‘smart meter’ concern unfounded
The word around Glasco last week was that the new water meters being installed could cause illness and track a
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Saugerties wants to dredge Esopus and reservoir
Storms have caused silt buildup in the village reservoir and at the mouth of the Esopus Creek, and village officials
Village buys sinkhole house
For sale: Small fixer-upper cottage. Perfect for someone handy with tools. Badly fractured foundation, damaged interior walls, and a sinkhole
Saugerties Dems & GOP try to stay relevant as voters flee parties
While national and state politics are bitterly partisan, local government is usually more pragmatic. This tends to be the case
Independence Party primary scheduled
Earlier this month, county independence Party chair Len Bernardo announced the party’s nominations for local office. That list didn’t sit
Heidcamp returns to lead Conservative Party
George Heidcamp, formerly one of the most outspoken players on the Saugerties political scene who has been more reserved since
Saugerties gets $6 million to deal with flood damage
Saugerties is eligible for $6 million in state funds to repair damage from 2012 storms, the state announced last week.
Village inks less ‘controversial’ Wampum resolution
With more than 200 kayakers and canoeists set to descend on the Malden Mini Park and Ulster Landing Park on
Mayor says smoking ban would require hundreds of supporters
Pack prices have doubled in the last decade. Nearly all public buildings and businesses are smoke-free, as are Saugerties parks.
Helsmoortel gets potentially decisive Independence nomination
Handwritten ballots. Speeches. Sweaty summer nights at the senior center. That’s how we got the Democratic and Republican candidates for