The sign includes a Swastika behind the words, “TRUMP: MAKE AMERICAN HATE AGAIN.” Inquiring Minds owner Brian Donoghue was cited by the village for the sign because of its size.

The proposed facility would be the town’s first.

The boat will be able to fight a fire at the lighthouse, on a barge or tanker in the river, or on any of the boats calling Saugerties their home port.

About 30 people lined up in front of the Inquiring Mind book store Wednesday afternoon, October 19, most to protest a window display of books about Donald Trump, white supremacy and Hitler, below the legend in large print, “Trump, Make American hate again,” with a large flag with a swastika insignia.

The village board voted to spend $269,000 in grant money on the project last week.

An attack on a small Maltese-mix dog has Village of Saugerties trustees scrambling to figure out a way to enforce the community’s leash law. “It was a harrowing experience,” said the dog’s owner.

Representatives from Riverkeeper and Coalition Against Pilgrim Pipeline (CAPP) spoke to a group of about 15 local residents at the

“The economy is getting better, so homeowners have more money to spend on solar systems, and then you add in the incentives from the state, and you have the increase,” said the village building inspector.

The family of a volunteer firefighter who died while battling a blaze at a Saugerties home is suing the owner