Founded in 1834 by pioneering journalist John M. Dyer, the Saugerties Telegraph has played a crucial role in the community of Saugerties, New York, for nearly two centuries. Initially a vessel for local news and advertisements, it has evolved to provide in-depth coverage of local events, arts, and political issues, becoming a vital part of the town’s cultural fabric. Its commitment to quality journalism has earned a reputation as a trusted source, often breaking significant stories and highlighting local voices. Today, readers can find scans of the Saugerties Telegraph on OldNews.com, starting 1850, with a total of 21,390 scans available. Explore the archives to uncover historical figures, events, and possibly even connections to your own family history. The Saugerties Telegraph continues to influence community dialogue and civic engagement, making these historical records a valuable resource for anyone interested in local heritage.