Response from the writer who called affordable housing a “plague” on Saugerties, Republican Senate health care bill violates first tenet of Hippocratic oath, surviving “interesting times,” crosswalk automated voice lacks diversity, and more…
The caucus will be held June 27.
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to see what’s going on everyday…just pay attention to the local newspaper. The housing project that is going up in Glasco…who and what do you think is going to be moving into those places?
Payoff to the young and affluent, disaster for older and poorer. That’s the “Health Care” bill our Congressman voted for.
Saugerties needs better crossing guards, kudos for Cantine Field, withdrawal from Paris Accord is a bad idea, America is no longer leader of the free world, replacing nukes and fossils.
A self-described “old white man” responds to recent criticism of Faso’s town halls and a concealed carry bill.
As history buff, I was fascinated by the evolution from the “Town Driving Park,” the work done through the New Deal’s Works Progress Administration (WPA), and the donations by the Cantine and Knaust families to the modern complex we have today.
Topics include: West Saugerties cell tower, too many white men in Congress, Saugerties skate park a gem but needs better maintenance, for love of country, Faso should oppose law loosening restrictions on out-of-state gun permit-holders, drugged driving danger, Mental Health Month.
I have read somewhere that a pond can contain examples of virtually every single major group of animals on the planet. Little did I know that I would have been privileged to experience this phenomenal event right in my back yard.
Some letters from the May 11 issue of Saugerties Times relating to the trustee vote and coverage surrounding it.