Saugerties year in review
Some of the major Saugerties stories of 2015 Library turns 100 Throughout 2015, the Saugerties Public Library marked its
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Saugerties police chief decides to adopt body cameras for 2016
The police department’s boots-on-the-ground beta testing of body cameras is over. The department is set to become Ulster County’s second
Saugerties firefighter Jack Rose, 19, dies responding to chimney fire
A Saugerties volunteer fireman was killed early last evening while responding to a chimney fire on Fel Qui Rd. At
Saugerties fireman dies in the line of duty
A Saugerties volunteer fireman was killed early last evening while responding to a chimney fire on Fel Qui Rd. Read
Pilgrim says oil pipeline would reduce emissions
Is it possible for a pipeline carrying 200,000 barrels of oil per day to be green? That’s the contention of
New Paltz Police Chief Joseph Snyder provides updated information for two high-profile cases
New Paltz Police Chief Joseph Snyder has provided some additional information on two high-profile cases. The alleged Route 32 South
Ulster County Sheriff stands by call to arms following mass shootings
A day after his controversial call to arms set off intense debate over the role of armed citizens in maintaining
Solar goes viral in Saugerties
This has been a remarkable fall for the attention paid to solar power on the local level. Solarize Saugerties has
Art show raises money for environmental education
The annual Esopus Creek Conservancy “100 for 100” fundraising art sale was held Saturday, Nov. 14 at the SebSi Studio
Joining forces to bring more solar energy to Saugerties
Are you like me, ever so slightly confused by all the clean and renewable energy options? Wind, hydro, solar, geothermal!