Opinion: Green energy for all Saugerties
How many people aren’t anxious about rate increases on their electric bills? Who didn’t get concerned over the Fortis takeover
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Letters (Feb. 19-26)
Over-aggressive policing Although I strongly favor law and order and support our military, police forces and other public servants, as
Letters (February 12-19)
Secret agenda? You be the judge This is in response to Town Supervisor Helsmortel’s Jan. 29 letter to the editor (“Nothing
Opinion: Merit pay for town employees
As the town begins negotiations with unions this year, one question comes to mind: Should workers be paid based on
Letters: Turn your back on fossil fuels
Though we appreciate Mr. Bochis taking the time to write to our humble small town newspaper, we find it interesting
The winter soundscape
The ice, the wind, the snow — these are not only essential elements of our wintertime scenery but also the source and structure of the frozen soundscape. Sometimes it is worth it to peel back the parka hood or lift a fold of a wool cap to expose an ear to the cold and soak up the sounds or simply enjoy the stillness.
Letter: Help save the post office
The postmaster general plans to Bulldoze 82 plants from across the country including the Mid-Hudson Processing Facility in Newburgh. The
Editorial: Village must consider consolidation
At the stroke of midnight, Jan. 1, 2011, a 155-year-old Saugerties institution ceased to be. Its dissolution was the subject
Should anti-vaccine movement be blamed for measles outbreak?
According the New York Times, there were 37 reported cases of measles in the U.S. in 2004 and 644 in
Curmudgeon Corner: Reader Mail
I don’t know if any real Saugerties people read this paper, but it seems the way this town’s going, I