Saugerties man, 22, dies in one-car crash
The Saugerties Police Department is investigating a one-car motor vehicle crash that occurred on Rt. 32 in Saugerties, resulting in the death of a 22-year-old resident, who was the passenger in the car.
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Crime down in Saugerties
New statistics for 2016 show considerable improvement.
Saugerties Police: Man rented U-Haul and never brought it back
Saugerties police arrested Casey L. Fellows, 32, of Rt. 9W, Catskill, on Jan. 25 and charged him with third-degree unauthorized
Saugerties to join URGENT anti-drug and gang task force
The Saugerties police chief cited changes in oversight of the task force and a worsening opioid crisis for the decision to assign one Saugerties cop to the task force full-time and a second on a part-time basis.
Saugerties selects theme for 2017 street art
A theme has been chosen for the annual Saugerties art-in-the-streets celebration. The sculptures will be childhood favorite rocking horses, said Saugerties Chamber of Commerce co-chair Peggy Schwartz, owner of Town and Country Liquors.
Saugerties residents question location and size of proposed solar farm
Speakers conceded that solar energy offers a non-polluting source of electricity and is the wave of the future, but they contended the intersection of Old Kings Highway and Schoolhouse Road was the wrong location for it.
Winston Farm is back on the market
The property that hosted Woodstock ’94 can be yours for $10.7 million.
Vice crackdown in Saugerties and Port Ewen
Detectives from the Ulster Regional Gang Enforcement Narcotics Team took a break from their usual routine of chasing area drug dealers to target sex-for-money operations in a pair of probes that netted eight arrests on drug and prostitution charges over a 24-hour period last weekend.
Saugerties police will get crisis intervention training
The course is designed to teach officers how to recognize a person having a mental-illness episode or identify someone with a mental illness, and how to deal with that person.
Judge dismisses suit to overturn approval of Saugerties marina project
The plaintiffs had argued that the project, owned by HITS President Tom Struzzieri, had been approved without sufficient consideration given to traffic and noise concerns. Saugerties Mayor Bill Murphy, applauding the ruling, said the village is looking into ways to have the plaintiffs pay the village’s legal costs.