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Saugerties schools closed Monday

by William Dendis
April 2, 2016
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The Saugerties Central School District will be closed Monday, October 29. No word yet on whether it will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday as well, though with Hurricane Sandy’s main impact coming late Monday and into Tuesday, there is a strong possibility school will be canceled Tuesday as well.

County Executive Michael P. Hein has declared a State of Emergency effective 8 a.m. Monday, October 29. At this time, no special orders are associated with the State of Emergency. The Executive is taking the steps necessary to allow County departments to react to and manage all threats from Hurricane Sandy. The Emergency Operations Center will be fully operational and many shelters will also be opening at this time. County offices will be open for business to meet the needs of the citizens.

In Saugerties, the emergency shelter is the Senior Center, at the corner of Market and Robinson streets.

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