State aid for schools up 1.62 percent
Like their colleagues across New York, Saugerties school officials listened intently to governor Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State last
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Soccer made in Kingston: Semi-pro Stockade FC starts play at Dietz next year
Soccer’s steady rise in popularity here in these United States will take on a decidedly local flavor next year when
Obama, Cuomo diss standardized tests, but what does it mean for Kingston?
With the controversy over standardized testing in public schools still at a rolling boil, some national and state politicians are
Meagher? $7 million to turn it into offices, pre-K hub, storage
Kingston City School District officials have long mulled turning the vacant Frank L. Meagher Elementary School into a new base
Town gives up rights to repurchase RRA land, so solar plan may proceed
Last month, the Town of Ulster formally relinquished its rights to repurchase its former landfill on Frank Sottile Boulevard from
KHS volleyball gaining momentum
The sports world is full of maxims, but few are as true as this: It’s more important to finish strong
KHS boys soccer looks to a better 2015
The 2015 Kingston High School boys varsity soccer Tigers and their head coach, Dan Franklin, are looking to find a
Kingston school building projects roll on; bids awarded for KHS
The words many local kids are loathe to hear on long, lazy afternoons are now being said with urgency, and
Town defies county agency, looks into hauling its own trash
The Ulster Town Board has officially declined to sign a new contract with the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency, opting
Quigley: I’m running again
Ulster Town Supervisor James E. Quigley III is hoping his on-again, off-again relationship with town government will remain on for