Trustees: Finances of building closure too significant to ignore
It comes down to money. While the Kingston City School District’s upcoming comprehensive elementary school redistricting project — whatever shape
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Aug. 30 set for school redistricting vote
After many months of discussion and debate among parents and teachers, trustees and school officials, the Kingston City School District’s
Zena parents wonder why a high functioning school should close
To a certain extent, every elementary school in the Kingston City School District is a vibrant, unique community all its
The Chance hosts Upstart Fest this Saturday
Though Lollapalooza took itself off the road and found a permanent home in Chicago nearly a decade ago, package tours
An Olympic intern from Saugerties
As you settle in to wall-to-wall coverage of the 2012 Summer Olympics, it might enhance your enjoyment of the games
Kingston to host Drum & Bugle Corps Competition this Saturday
The 16th annual Drum & Bugle Corps Competition, dubbed the March of Champions, will take place in Kingston’s Dietz Stadium
Great Saugerties Bed Race takes off this Sunday
You snooze, you lose For the second straight year, the main intersection in the Village of Saugerties will look
Trustees bullish on Padalino plan
The Kingston City School District’s future configuration still has yet to be nailed down, but Superintendent Paul Padalino’s plan, which
Hot, hot, hot: David Johansen to play the Falcon this Saturday
Over the course of his long musical career, David Johansen has been something of a chameleon. He made a name
Group takes aim at Citizens United
There’s a revolution brewing at Inquiring Minds. Each Monday, a group called the Movement to Amend the Constitution meets there