Common Core: Wave of refusal
Sixty-one percent. Forty-three percent. Fifty-three percent. Last week, numbers flew all over social media, reporting the percentage of public school
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United Way fundraiser gets local stars out on the dance floor
It’s a pretty good deal, really. Spend an evening at the deluxe Diamond Mills hotel up in Saugerties, pitch in
Editorial: Of sinkholes and social media abuse
We’ve got something good and something bad to discuss in the city, both taking place within six hours of each
Letters: Revote required; corridor is public property
Time for another vote Over the past two weeks we’ve read articles on how screwed up the plan is to
Editorial: Let’s put a (Hudson Valley) woman on the $20
There’s a movement afoot (visit womenon20s.org) to persuade President Obama to kick bad ol’ Andrew Jackson off the $20 and
Editorial: Go forward in seeking peace
Benjamin Netanyahu survived a pretty good scare last week to hold on to Israel’s premiership in an election that may
Letters: Kingston Corridor bus, Meg Carey rebutted, crime against humanity
Kingston Corridor shuttle bus More and more the development of the Rondout waterfront calls for a shuttle bus service along
Letters: Civics defined, Niagara Bottling, economic development
The definition of civics Kingston Citizens has prevailed in the Niagara Bottling proposal: a very fine job. I found this
Editorial: This is the thing
The one thing. The one thing with the highest chance of visiting flames, ruin and large-scale death on our community.
Town of Ulster declares its own water emergency
As a result of the ongoing issue with the City of Kingston’s water supply, which the Town of Ulster has