Wood boilers legal… for now
Concern over emissions from wood-burning boilers and stoves is driving proposed new regulations by the EPA and neighborly disputes right
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Village asks for help planting shade trees
An inventory of all the street trees in the village of Saugerties was initiated last year by the Saugerties Village
Signs of Spring nature walk
The Esopus Creek Conservancy and John Burroughs Natural History Society are co-sponsoring a free guided nature walk to observe early
Saugerties PD gets a bomb-sniffing dog
The most popular new addition to the Saugerties Police force is here to fight domestic terrorism. Miky, a handsome 20-month-old
Key Bank robbery suspect nabbed
It’s taken more than a year, but today members of the Saugerties Police Department, the State Police, Herkimer Police, Hunter
Bald eagles a common sight at Saugerties Lighthouse
It was another arctic day on March 1, with temperatures in the low 20s, but that did not deter a
See bald eagles on the Hudson tomorrow
Join the Woodstock Land Conservancy and birding guide Steve Chorvas for a memorable morning walk along the Lighthouse Trail Saturday,
Saugerties police chief talks drugs
“Here was the secret of happiness, about which philosophers had disputed for so many ages, at once discovered; happiness might
Saugerties crime rate falls sharply
Saugerties is following the trend. “Nationally crime is down,” said Police Chief Joe Sinagra, “and even the city of Kingston
Saugerties to seek backup water supply
The Blue Mountain Reservoir has been Saugerties’ only source of potable water since the 1880s, but state Department of Environmental