Keeper’s Log: Due south
The tempo of cricket chirping slows as the temperature drops on autumn evenings, inducing a calm, observant mood along the
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Letters (October 2-9)
Be prepared My friend Peter Poccia asks how we plan to heat our homes when the electric grid goes out
Why don’t more people vote?
This article originally appeared in the Oct. 2, 2014 edition of Saugerties Times. Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4, is approaching.
Outdoors: Swamp to table
I live near a rather large wetland area and I watch for the wildlife that inhabit it. Herons and egrets
Letters (September 25-October 2)
More public transportation needed Thank you for that inspiring article on Cliff Burley. And let me echo his remark that
Letters (September 18-25)
The brink of disaster This Sunday there will be a massive gathering dedicated to saving our planet. It is the
It could happen here
Saugerties has resisted taking on the issue of school violence and violence against children in a serious manner. Incidents like
Letters (September 11-18)
Preservationist bloc has power There is an increasingly expanding community that has chosen to live here because of the cultural
Closing the skills gap with online learning
As everyone entitled to a job? Or do individuals need to make sure they have the skills needed by employers,
Shipwrecks of Saugerties
Recently, one of our volunteer tour guides, Laurie Rankin, suggested we dredge up some stories about local shipwrecks to illustrate