Vote set on Woodstock Library spending plan
Voters on September 5 will decide the fate of the Woodstock Public Library’s proposed 2014 budget, which contains a 5
Community
Kingston’s most soulful street angel
Kevin “K” Sampson has been walking the streets of Kingston since he was toddling. He never fails to offer a
Letters: Smart meters in Saugerties (Part II)
Saugerties wakes up There has been an incredible backlash against the Saugerties citizens that are raising issues about the placement
Businesses must install device to protect water supply
Businesses throughout Saugerties must install a plumbing device to prevent backflow in the water supply, according to Mike Hopf, the
Candidates court Conservative vote
The Town of Saugerties Conservative Party will hold a caucus Wednesday, Aug. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Center on Market
The tale of Kingston’s leading civic symbol
The story of Kingston’s city hall at 420 Broadway, termed “Kingston’s symbol” by Alderman Tom Hoffay Friday, Aug. 16 at
Verizon wants to replace its landlines in some areas
What’s up with our phones? Yes, many have shifted almost completely to cellular, or the whole genre now known as
Police chief calls intersection ‘accident waiting to happen’
It’s taken 11 years and two mayors, but the long-anticipated Streetscape project has finally gone to bid. The $870,000 project
St. Gregory’s finds a new interim priest
Feminism, sacred dance, and ecology are among the passions pursued by Reverend Gwyneth Murphy, the new interim priest for St.
Night moves down in the Rondout
Last Friday night, the Rondout was hopping. Bands played outside Dermot Mahoney’s and Mariner’s Harbor. The restaurants were full, and