Letters (March 19-26)
Take advantage of NYC talent At nearly 50 years of age Henry Barclay in 1825 brought with him to Saugerties
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Squirrels: Unstoppable, insatiable, acrobatic
The next time you sit down to a breakfast of pancakes with maple syrup you can thank that wily squirrel.
Letters (March 12-19)
County-wide consolidation In last week’s issue, village Trustee and Republican Committeeman Don Hackett was quoted in a heated article concerning
Marie Post: A meaningful life
What does it take to feel like you’re part of a community? Do you need to be born in a
Heroines of the Hudson: The untold story of 19th-century women lighthouse keepers
Saugerties had its own 19th-century heroines: Kate Crowley and her sister, Ellen.“Those gals are bricks,” said a river pilot who saw them rescue a pair of sailors from a sloop capsized in a sudden squall. “And make no mistake. You couldn’t have got any river boatmen to do what those girls did.”
Letter: Marie Post, a friend to all
Your memoriam on Marie Post was excellent, and I would like to add a few remarks. There are so many
Letters (March 5-12)
Staying out of it Wow! I didn’t mean to step into a kerfuffle between Gaetana and town officials, but I
Curmudgeon Corner: The sky is falling
We live in hysterical times. Sure, in the old days we had the Red Scare, Reefer Madness and Tulip Mania,
Opinion: Pilgrim Pipeline needs to come clean
In a letter to the editor of this paper, George Bochis, vice president of development for Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings LLC,
Letters (Feb. 26-Mar. 5)
Town Board defends Helsmoortel’s integrity In the Thursday, Feb. 19’s edition of Saugerties Times, Gaetana Ciarlante submitted yet another one