Police arrest suspect in 2016 Uptown Kingston stabbing
According to members of the Kingston Police Department, the suspect stabbed a 47-year-old man numerous times in the back on Oct. 7, 2016 of last year after an altercation on North Front Street.
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Center for Spectrum Services’ therapy dogs help students connect
The pure simplicity of dogs, their speechless, straightforward emotional signals, make them motivating and appealing to kids on the autism spectrum.
Kingston’s urban farms get ready to grow, teach and sell
But both the South Pine Street City Farm and the Kingston YMCA Farm Project are attempting to shift locals’ focus from their grocery carts to the benefits of cultivating and eating locally grown produce.
KingstonCitizens.org launching community forums series
The forums are meant to provide a venue to discuss the ways that Donald Trump’s proposed initiatives for his first 100 days in office will affect life on a local and state level for members of the community. The first, on Sunday, Feb. 27, will deal with constitutional law.
To play, or not to play: Feelings mixed about Marist band’s Trump inauguration gig
The application to perform at the inauguration was submitted months before the outcome was decided and the performance would be an excellent showcase for the band. But many students are questioning whether participation would be a tacit endorsement of Donald Trump, whom they link to intolerance.
Kingston’s Donna Wilkes travels the world, by herself
“My children worry about me, they think I’m a wild gypsy woman.”
Kingston Creative’s new coloring book to help homeless animals
In 1974, the City of Kingston commissioned a coloring book about our colonial heritage. Over 40 years later, a group of local artists from Kingston Creative have come up with one of their own.
Noted metal artist opens school at Kingston’s Shirt Factory
After passing on her expertise at 12 different art schools throughout the Northeast, nationally recognized artist and silversmith Raychel Wengenroth
AmeriCorps volunteers make big changes at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary
Four AmeriCorps members are spending more than two months helping out at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary. Falcon 1 team volunteers
Kingston UFO conference to explore topics not of this world
Aficionados of the extraterrestrial, mark your calendars — a two-day UFO conference will take place from 10 a.m. to 6