Final Saugerties Farmers Market of the Season - 10:00AM to 2:00PM TODAY - Halloween Costume Contest and Great Music
Terrific, seasonal weather is in store for the final, fun Saugerties Farmers Market of this season.
Halloween is the theme, of course and there's a Halloween costume contents going on.
Music by the great Doreen and Damion, too
As the tiny print on the right says - "Join us for a fun afternoon at 115 Main Street across the street from Cahill School".
[Posted 10-25-2025]
Donation Appeal from Your Friends at Arm-of-the-Sea Theater
Arm-of-the-Sea Theater, Saugerties' Large Puppet Theater group, is appealing for donations that would help complete their new, permanent facility at the Arm-of-the-Sea Esopus Creek-front property.
This building provides space for staff meetings and performer hospitality. Construction to date was made possible by support from a legislative grant from NY Sate Senator Michele Hinchey, the Kiwanis Club of Saugerties and numerous individuals.
If you can see your way to helping out, please do. The link for donations is https://linktr.ee/armoftheseatheater
[Posted 10-25-2025]
Final Draft of Route Optimization Plan to be Presented to the Public on November 6
The Ulster County Transportation Council (UCTC) and Ulster County Area Transit (UCAT) are inviting the public to review and comment on a new set of proposed bus routes and schedules as part of a Route Optimization Plan. The final draft scenario outlining how transit service could evolve in Ulster County will be introduced at two public sessions on Thursday, November 6, offering residents an opportunity to learn more, review the proposed routes and schedules, ask questions, and provide feedback.
The Route Optimization Plan aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of UCAT’s bus service by identifying the best way to arrange routes so that riders can get where they need to go with fewer transfers and delays. The Plan also supports the County’s goal of fully electrifying its bus fleet by 2035./p>
Route Optimization Plan – Final Draft Route and Schedule Public Sessions
- Thursday, November 6 - Two sessions: 4 PM and 6 PM (Doors open at 3 PM for browsing maps and materials)
- In person at the Kirkland/RUPCO Offices (2 Main Street, Kingston) or remotely via Zoom (meetings will be recorded and posted)
- Language Access: Real-time Spanish translation available via Zoom
- To view the proposed routes and schedules, learn more about the meetings, and register for Zoom access, visit: https://participate.ulstercountyny.gov/ucat-route-plan
For the full press release about this review of the final draft of the UCAT bus routes and schedules, please visit: https://saugerties.ny.us/proposed-bus-routes-schedules
[Posted 10-24-2025]
Ulster County "Be Safe, Be Seen" Program - Free Reflective Vests (While Supplies Last)
For the full story about this program, click here: https://saugerties.ny.us/be-safe-be-seen
There are locations in various municipalities where the free vests are waiting to be picked up, including Town Hall (4 High Street) in Saugerties.
[Posted 10-23-2025]
Town Board Budget Workshop - Wednesday, October 29th
The Saugerties Town Board will be holding a 2026 budget workshop on Wednesday, 10/29/25 at 5:00 pm in the Building Department Conference Room at town hall (4 High Street).
The draft budget is available as a downloadable PDF on this page (top line) - https://saugerties.ny.us/government/town-budgets.
[Posted 10-22-2025]
Ulster County Tourism is Seeking Opinions from Ulster County Residents about Tourism/Environment/Area Character
Do you have opinions about Ulster County's tourism and how it balances with our environment and the character of our community?
Ulster County would like to hear your opinions. To make it easy to let them know what you think, they are holding 3 public meetings:
● Monday, October 27 at 6:30 PM – Reformed Church of New Paltz, Fireside Room, 92 Huguenot Street, New Paltz
● Tuesday, October 28 at 3 PM – Marlborough Community Center, Community Room,1520 Route 9W, Marlboro
● Tuesday, October 28 at 6:30 PM – Catskill Visitors Center, 5096 Route 28, Mount Tremper
And they have a site where you can provide your opinions, without attending any of these sessions. To learn more, please visit https://participate.ulstercountyny.gov/sustainable-tourism
[Posted 10-21-2025]
Algal Bloom Warnings
October 20, 2025 update from Riverkeeper: The harmful algal bloom in the Hudson River estuary appears to be dissipating. While recreational users should continue to exercise caution if they observe bright green patches or streaks, we have not observed these conditions recently, and other scientific data reinforce the conclusion that the bloom has cleared up.
For those interested in a more detailed communiqué from Riverkeeper about the reduced danger from this bloom, please click here or on the image on the left.
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Original post: September 17, 2025: Today's Daily Freeman included an article about the algal blooms appearing along the Hudson River in towns including Beacon, Hudson, Hyde Park, Tivoli and Saugerties. (The picture on the left is from the Esopus estuary into the Hudson River.)
The Riverkeeper organization has issued an alert email, to leaders in affected communities, and Supervisor Fred Costello's office has shared the email. You can read about the recommended actions from Riverkeeper, by clicking here.
Generally, at this point, if you are near area waters and have any doubt about the safety of you or any of your pets making contact with the water, you are strongly advised to avoid contact. The Riverkeeper article points out that this appears to be the most extensive HAB in the estuary in living memory.
"HABs can produce toxins that pose health risks to people, pets, and wildlife via ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact. The most common symptoms that may occur from exposure include skin rashes or stomach upset. Exposure to high concentrations of the more potent and rare toxins can damage the liver or neurological system. Dogs that swim in waters affected by HABs have died."
Be careful out there.
[Posted 9-17-2025. Updated 10/20/2025.]
Save the Date! American Legion Will Hold a Roast Turkey Dinner (from Stone Pony) on Tuesday, November 11th
The American Legion team is offering you an opportunity to get yourself some great Roast Turkey dinners, cooked up by the folks at the Stone Pony.
It's all happening on Tuesday, November 11th, from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., at the American Legion, 30 John Street. (RESERVE BY THURSDAY, 11/6.)
Get your orders in (see the poster on the left for details.)
Eat in or take out.
Please reserve by Thursday, November 6th.
[Posted 10-20-2025]
Village DPW Announces Fall Leaf Pickup Schedule in the Village
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Please rake leaves to the curb, and do not bag the leaves. Along with your leaves, you can put brush and plants out. No limbs wider than 6 inches in diameter.
If the leaves drop later than expected or if weather conditions dictate, the posted schedule could change ... if so, we will let you know.
Thank you.
For a larger version of the poster on the left, please click here or on the poster.
If you have questions, please call Village Hall -- 845-246-2321 x1.
[Posted 10-16-2025]
Town Planning Board Meeting - Tuesday, November 18th
There will be a Town Planning Board meeting on Tuesday, November 18th at 7:30 p.m. in the Greco Senior Center (207 Market Street).
The public hearing topics include:
Typically within a few days of the board meeting, you can find the agenda for this meeting on the Planning Board agenda page.
For general information about the Planning Board, please visit the Planning Board page.
[Posted 10-22-2025]
This Year's WGHQ Happy Christmas Fund Radio-Thon Has Begun!
Hard to believe we are less than a month away when once again this year Bob Siracusano and I will be the hosts for the WGHQ Happy Christmas Fund Radio-Thon, Thursday, November 6, from 11 a.m. to Noon. If you are able and can see your way clear, please call-in to 845-331-1004 or 845-331-9255 during that 11 a.m. - Noon hour with a pledge. You can pledge any amount, no pledge is too small and we never mention the amount, unless the Contributor requests. We only mention / acknowledge the names of individuals, businesses, civic organizations, etc.
If you are unable to call in that day or want to make your pledge prior to, just email me your pledged amount. [Click here or on the image on the left for the full article.]
- Greg Chorvas, Cantine Sports Complex Superintendent
[Posted 10-14-2025]
Governor Kathy Hochul and the NYS DEC Declare 14-Day Burn Ban (Which Will Be Reevaluated and Possibly Extended)
A statewide burn ban is in effect due to increased fire risk and continued dry conditions. The ban will be in effect for 14 days from October 2nd to October 15th and will be reevaluated prior to expiration. New Yorkers can help prevent fires in communities and in the back-country by complying with the prohibition on most outdoor fires and protect water supplies by continuing to conserve water whenever possible.
The statewide burn ban now in effect PROHIBITS the starting of outdoor fires for purposes of brush and debris disposal, as well as all uncontained fires, including campfires, and open fires used for cooking. Backyard fire pits and contained campfires less than three feet in height and four feet in length, width or diameter ARE ALLOWED, as are small, contained cooking fires. Burning garbage or leaves is already prohibited year-round in New York State and several municipalities have burn bans currently in effect.
Recent dry conditions are resulting in a “High” fire danger for the Southern Tier, Lake Ontario Plains, St. Lawrence, Adirondack, High Peaks and Upper Hudson Champlain Fire Danger Rating Areas. A high fire danger means all fine, dead fuels ignite readily and fires start easily from most causes, including unattended brush and campfires. The rest of the state remains in “Moderate” fire danger, which means fires can start from most accidental causes.
The high fire danger is due in part to gusty winds and lower relative humidities forecasted during an existing prolonged dry spell. Any notable rainfall from last week was not area-wide and while wind gusts are expected to calm down, dry conditions are expected to continue for at least another week.
Since the beginning of August, Forest Rangers have responded to 64 wild-land fires across the state. Fires may become serious and controlling them difficult unless attacked successfully while still small.
Note that in the color-coded image (larger version available here), Ulster County is in the "Moderate" range for fire danger.
Preliminary Town of Saugerties 2026 Budget Available
The preliminary 2026 budget for the Town of Saugerties is available for review.
You can find it by clicking here -- https://saugerties.ny.us/government/town-budgets -- or on the icon on the left. It is the top item on the budgets page you will be brought to.
Conservation Advisory Commission Seeking Comments on Community Climate Action Plan
The (CAC) Climate Smart Task Force has prepared a draft Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP) and welcomes your feedback.
Learn how many metric tons of Greenhouse Gas our community emitted in 2022, which sectors of the community produced the most emissions, what are the town goals and strategies to reduce emissions, and much more.
Be proud of our town government as you read about the many actions taken in the past several years by town officials, department heads and staff to respond to climate change.
Click here or on the image on the left to view the plan. Email your comments to: saugertiesclimateplan@gmail.com with your name, the topic, and reference the plan page number. Comments are accepted until November 11, 2025.
Following a review of comments, the town-appointed CAC will present a final Community Climate Action Plan to the Town Board for adoption.
[Posted 9-23-2025]
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Grant Availability Announced by Ulster County
Jen Metzger, Ulster County Executive, has announced that residents in eligible Ulster County communities can apply for ADU grants (up to $112,500!) as of August 2025.
What is an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit)?
It is a “secondary housing unit on the same lot as your main home”.
And what are some of the boxes you need to check, in order to apply?
- You need to be a homeowner earning at or below the median area income
- You need to agree to keep the rent on the ADU affordable for 10 years
- You need to agree NOT to use the ADU as a short-term rental
- In Saugerties, you need to be a resident of the Town, but outside the Village. Village of Saugerties residents interested in a secondary housing unit on the same lot as their main home should check with the existing Village code and/or check with the Village Building/Codes department. (43 Partition Street, 845-246-2321 x4).
This funding is being offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
If this news item piques your interest and you want more information, please visit this page.
[Posted 8-29-2025]
Malden West Camp Fire Department's 21st Annual Hunter's Raffle
The drawing is Saturday, November 8th.
To obtain raffle tickets, see a Malden West Camp Fire Department member.
Call 845-246-3287 for more information.
[Posted 9-6-2025]
Interested in Commenting on NY State (Clean/Drinking) Water Programs for FY 2025-2026?
NY State is calling for comments on their plans related to draft documents that state their intentions for 3 key water-related programs that will run in fiscal year October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026. (The state is looking for written comments by September 12.)
Those 3 key programs' draft documents are:
- Draft: The Clean Water State Revolving Fund
- Draft: Hardship Financing and Additional Subsidy Eligibility Policy
- Draft: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
The "Drinking Water State Revolving Fund" also has a website that contains useful additional info.
The notice from NY State about this call for comments is replicated on this Saugerties page. Town and Village officials have received the notice, and members of the public can comment as well. If these areas are of interest to you, you can find out more by visiting this webpage.
[Posted 8-15-2025]
Have You Adopted a Pet from the Saugerties Animal Shelter??
Has your pet transformed your life in some big (or even small) way that you would like to share?
Petco Love and the Saugerties Animal Shelter would love to hear your stories!
And they could win the Shelter a prize that would help them build the new shelter. (The Grand Prize is $100,000!)
Submissions open at 1:00PM on August 11th and close at midnight on September 29, 2025.
For more info, please visit the webpage with further details, including the submission link.
[Posted 8-13-2025]
Saugerties Pickleball Courts to be Closed *Periodically* for Overhead Lights Work
PUBLIC NOTICE: The Saugerties Pickleball Courts will be closed periodically commencing the week of August 25, and continuing into September, for the installation of light towers.
Aforementioned measures are being instituted for the safety of both the Contractor (Installer) and the public, along with reducing liability exposure.
Lights will be operational in the Spring of 2026.
We appreciate your anticipated understanding and cooperation and thank you in advance for the anticipated show of same.
Greg Chorvas, Supt.
Cantine Veterans Sports Complex
Parks & Buildings Department
845-246-5890 x 309
[Posted 8-13-2025]
VFW All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast - Sunday, September 14th
The VFW is holding an All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast at the American Legion Post 72 hall (30 John Street) on Sunday, September 14th, from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.
The breakfast includes hot and cold drinks.
The price is $12 for ages 12 and up, and $5 for ages 6 to 12. Children 5 years of age and younger eat free.
Take out is also available.
Come enjoy a hearty, tasty breakfast, and support one of the worthiest of causes, the Saugerties Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).
[Posted 8-12-2025]
Ulster County HeadStart - Give Your Child a Strong Start!
Head Start and Early Head Start programs offer no-cost early learning programs for eligible families with children from birth to age 5!
These programs support your child’s development and prepare them for success in school—and in life.
Ready to #GetaHeadStart? We have locations in Saugerties, Kingston and Ellenville!
Contact us today at 845-338-8750 to learn more or apply!
Learn more and apply at our website https://uccac.org/programs/head-start-early-head-start/
[Posted 8-12-2025]
American Legion Post #72 - Italian Baked Chicken Thighs Dinner Is Up Next
Get your orders in for the American Legion's Tuesday, September 9th Italian Baked Chicken Thighs dinner.
Eat in or take out.
Orders must be in by 4 p.m. on Thursday, September 4th.
As always, call or email Kevin Pendergast (cell 845-706-8083 or home phone 845-246-9783) for reservations and info.
And also as always, give some consideration to a nice gesture of donating a dinner to help support a local veteran or senior citizen of your choice.
All good stuff.
[Posted 8-11-2025]
Ulster County Long-Range Transportation Plan - Looking for Comments
Save the Dates: Presentation of the Draft UCTC 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan -- Wednesday, August 13th and Thursday, August 14th.
The Ulster County Transportation Council (UCTC) invites the public to join them at one of two in person and virtual public meetings to discuss the draft Year 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) for the Ulster County Metropolitan Planning Area.
UCTC’s Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) is a critical guide to transportation decision-making for the region. The Plan is updated every 5 years and forecasts transportation needs at least 20 years into the future. The Draft 2050 LRTP embraces a multi-modal transportation future with a focus on the transportation system‘s role in environmental sustainability, accessibility, economic development, and quality of life. The 2050 LRTP prioritizes transportation needs based on projections of available funding.
For more information, including a more readable version of the thumbnail poster (above left), please click here or on the image.
[Posted 8-7-2025]
LIFESPRING: Saugerties Adult Learning Community is now enrolling new and returning members for the 2025-26 academic year!
Members are generally retired and semi-retired adults who have a passion for learning and socializing with other lifetime learners. Lifespring's goal is to provide diverse learning experiences for all its members, regardless of previous educational background. An all-volunteer organization, Lifespring this fall features a varied and engaging schedule that includes a mix of online courses via Zoom, in-person courses in our rented classroom space at the Woodstock Jewish Congregation building located off Route 212 in Saugerties, some outdoor nature adventures and a special welcome event.
To learn more about Lifespring, including how to become a member and how to register for classes, please visit the website at www.lifespringsaugerties.com and refer to our Fall ’25 Catalog of Courses.
The deadline to enroll as a Lifespring member for the 2025/26 year is a firm Friday, August 22nd. You may also email Lifespring at: Lifespring.saug@gmail.com if you have specific questions. Please note: although Lifespring is affiliated with the Town of Saugerties, membership is open to anyone in the Hudson Valley area and beyond.
[Posted 8-3-2025]
Village Water Department Drinking Water Public Notification
We have posted a notification PDF that informs that we missed a deadline in some recently updated regulations requiring inventorying and reporting on over 1,500 water service lines in the Village of Saugerties. This task hits hardest on small municipalities like us, versus larger cities and town. In addition to the number of lines we deal with, we have 125 years or so of records to inspect and factor into the work to satisfy the EPA.
We are confident we will complete the inventory/reporting tasks mentioned in the notification PDF, by the August 31, 2025 deadline that's mentioned therein.
To get to a page with more details, including the PDF with our notification to you, please click here or on the image (upper left).
[Posted 8-1-2025]
Seamon Park House Scraped and Painted
Seamon Park just became more beautiful! And this time, it's not the flowers.
The image on the left is a result of the latest steps in a project that the Village has been proceeding on, to convert the house that sits prominently on the Seamon Park property to a revenue-producing Bed and Breakfast.
The scraping and painting was done in the past few weeks to get the results you can see. The project was carried out by local contractor Seth LaBounty.
For a few before and after photos of this project, please click here or on the photo on the left.
[Posted 8-1-2025]
Town (Z&M) Dog Park Spill - The Park is Back Up and Running
There was a report last week of an oil spill at the Dog Park (333 Canoe Hill Road, Market St. north ... beyond the North St. turn-off, on the right-hand side).
The Town Parks and Recreation team has informed us that the work has been done to fix any contamination, and the Park has been back in operation, accepting visitors, both human and canine.
For a larger image of the image on the left please click here or on the small image on the left.
[Updated 7-28-2025.]
2 Saugerties Cooling Centers Are Available, for Anyone Needing Relief from Hot Temperatures This Summer
For any upcoming 90+ degree days, here's a reminder that in times of severe summer heat, there's no need for any distress.
The Town of Saugerties and the Saugerties Public Library are both available as designated cooling centers.
Town Hall is open 24/7 and is located at 4 High St. It is in the lobby near the Tax Office and Police Department. For anyone unfamiliar with the Town Hall layout and/or where its entrance is, please visit this page.
The Police Department can be reached at 845-246-9800 for any questions.
And the Saugerties Public Library is also available as a cooling resource as well. (You can use the upstairs seating in either wing.) Their hours of business are:
Mon: 10am-8pm
Tues: 10am-6pm
Wed: 10am-8pm
Thurs: 10am-6pm
Fri: 10am-5pm
Sat: 10am-2pm
Sun: CLOSED
For anyone who needs to get to a regular bus stop to get to a cooling center, but cannot, they can call UCAT Dispatch at 845-334-8458.
Click for a good page for reviewing safety during times of excessive heat
[Updated 7-31-2025.]
You Can Help "Keep Saugerties Cool" -- By Supporting the Splash Pad Funding Effort
Marjorie Block is heading up an effort that has a bunch of interest and enthusiasm behind it ... adding a Splash Pad to all the cool things that Saugerties offers.
She's arranged 3 more funding events - one in August (already happened ... a Town-wide yard sale), one in Sept. and one in October.
If you can see your way to participating in either or both of the remaining 2 events, please do so. They are described further in the next 2 news items.
[Posted 7-19-2025]
Food Truck Festival (in Support of the Splash Pad) - Thursday, September 18th
Another great food truck festival will be happening at Cantine Veterans Memorial Complex's large pavilion.
The date is Thursday, September 18th and it will run from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Vendors who are interested in participating and anyone seeking more information can call 845-430-4673.
[Posted 7-19-2025]
Touch-A-Truck (in Support of the Splash Pad) - Sunday, October 26th
A Touch-A-Truck event is planned for Sunday, October 26th.
It will take place at Cantine Field, and all profits will go toward the funding of a Splash Pad for Saugerties.
For more information, including interested vendors, please call 845-430-4673.
[Posted 7-19-2025]
Newly Renovated Poughkeepsie Social Security Office Open for Business
Public Affairs Specialist Odily Bonila announced that the Poughkeepsie Social Security Office will reopen on Monday, June 30, 2025. "The newly renovated office is a modern facility aimed at better serving the public. The public entrance is now located at 4 Academy Street, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601, around the corner from its former entrance.For a larger map of the SSA office's location, please click here or on the map thumbnail above.
[Posted 6-26-2025]
Saugerties Society of Little Gardens
The Saugerties Society of Little Gardens club will hold their Annual Plant and Bake Sale on Saturday May 17 at the CVS Plaza in front of Big Lots from 8:30 a.m. to Noon.
On May 21st, the club will be planting flowers in the pole boxes in the Village at Seamon Park and at the Kiersted House (119 Main Street).
Saugerties Society of Little Gardens is engaged in activities that support the beautification of the village. The club is accepting new members interested in flowers, gardening, and promoting environmental awareness. Contact club president Dale Winchester (dale.winchester1027@gmail.com) if you are interested.
[Posted 5-6-2025]
Village Budget for 2025-2026 Available Online
The Village of Saugerties budget for fiscal year 2025-2026 is available on this Village website Budgets page - https://villageofsaugerties.gov/government/village-budgets
[Posted 4-22-2025]
Saugerties Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Is Hiring a Secretary
The Town of Saugerties Historic Preservation Commission is seeking to hire a secretary to assist the commission with the following duties :
- Attend and record each monthly board meeting on the third Monday of each month at the Greco Senior Center from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- Manage the Webex Owl system for recording the meeting. Instructions will be provided.
- Transcribe and distribute the meeting to commission members and the Town Website.
Hourly wage will depend upon experience and confirmed duties.
Kindly respond to styarabek@yahoo.com for a confidential discussion.
[Posted 3-17-2025]
Community Chorus -- "Saugerties Sings" -- Continuing Practice Sessions in 2025 - Come Join Us!
The first gathering of "Saugerties Sings", a newly formed (and still forming), fun, community-wide chorus took place on Wednesday, November 1st, 2023. By all accounts, it was a big success, with 23 people in attendance.
Gerri Ryan, the founding member of the chorus, recently announced that the schedule for practices for 2025 will be Tuesdays. Members should plan to arrive at 6:30 p.m. and the practices begin at 7:00 p.m.
The location of practice sessions at the United Methodist Church at 67 Washington Avenue. There should be ample street parking and the entry to the church is through the side door.
The group remains very much open to new voices joining in. The chorus is non-denominational, all levels of singing experience are welcomed and assistance will be available in learning the music.
The weekly practices are on hiatus from early June to September 9th, when they resume in earnest.
For further information, contact Gerri Ryan at fiddlestitchtoday@gmail.com.
Visit the "Saugerties Sings" page for more information.
[Posted 2-10-2025]
Town of Saugerties' Approved Budget for 2025 Available
The 2025 Town Budget has been approved and a PDF of the budget is available by clicking here or on the image on the left.
[Posted 11-22-2024]
Looking to Build an Apartment on Your Property?
Rupco can help! The Plus One ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) Program can provide funds to assist Ulster County low/moderate income property owners with grants to construct or rehab code-compliant ADUs to create affordable rental housing.
The Town of Saugerties is one of Ulster County's eligible areas.
Or for even further information, call 845-331-9860 extension 303 or visit https://rupco.org/plusoneulster/
[Posted 9-11-2024]
Need Repairs and/or Accessibility Modifications to Your Home? Having Trouble Affording Them?
If you can meet income eligibility requirements, an organization called Rebuilding Together Hudson Valley can possibly help.
Here is an example of the income requirements:
Rebuilding Together Hudson Valley provides critical home repairs and accessibility modifications to ensure a safe and healthy home, at no cost, for income-qualifying homeowners in Dutchess and Ulster counties.
You can also get questions answered by calling or visiting RTHV online for more information.
Phone: 845-454-7310
Website: https://www.rebuildingtogetherdutchess.org/
Email: info@RTHudsonValley.org
[Posted 9-9-2024]
Are you receiving the NY State STAR benefits that are owed to you?
The School Tax Relief (STAR) program offers property tax relief to eligible New York State homeowners.
If you're not sure of your STAR registration status, you may be missing out on a nice, yearly check from New York State.
[Posted 5-20-2024]
Buy a Brick - Fundraiser for a Cantine Field Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Saugerties VFW Post 5034 is selling engraved bricks that will be part of the foundation for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial planned for Cantine Field.
If you are interested in possibly participating, please visit this page -- https://4everbricks.com/donors/post5034/ -- which will provide you with further information, including a layout of the Memorial and instructions on obtaining and filling out an order form for the brick(s).
The VFW logo is shown in the sample image ... you get to choose one of 34 logos, including the various armed forces, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, Masons, Knights of Columbus, Elks, Town of Saugerties, Village of Saugerties, Blue Kats and the American Flag. Or for $25 more, you can add your own logo.
[Posted 12-2023. Updated 5-17-2024]
Job Openings in Ulster County
Ulster County is Hiring!
Consider a career in public service and earn a living by making a difference!
Visit the civil service portal and apply today to join their team.
The Ulster County Government strictly adheres to the principles of the Equal Employment Opportunity Act and Americans with Disability Act.
[Posted 5-17-2024]
New York State's Affordable Housing Connectivity Program
as many eligible properties as possible.
[Posted 3-25-2024]
Free Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Training
Are you involved in a field dealing with mental health and suicide prevention and awareness. If so, please see the upcoming FREE training opportunities that a company named Guardian Revival is hosting. These sessions, some of which are on site (within an hour or so drive from Saugerties -- Carmel and Beacon) and some of which are virtual (Zoom) sessions, begin in March and run through December.
Typical attendees might be active and retired military and first responders, clinicians, or other mental health professionals/advocates serving the veteran & first responder populations.
The classes are titled "Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST)", "Talk Saves Lives", and "Mental Health First Aid".
For more information, please visit this online PDF page, which has further course descriptions and includes useful links, QR codes and a contact email.
[Posted 1-21-2024]