Meagher preps for last first day ever
Elementary school students across the Kingston City School District return to class on Tuesday, Sept. 6. It’s an annual ritual
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Local duo equally at home at dive bars and library fairs
Some people spend piles of money and countless hours reclining on a sofa in a psychiatrist’s office to explore the
New KHS principal looks to lead wave of innovation
The future and the past came together at Kingston High School this week when Adrian Manuel officially took over as
From Mint to Dolce to New Leaf, Tecchios make Rondout a family compound
In 1959, Tarcisio Tecchio and his wife, Nella, left their town in northern Italy and went to Switzerland to find
Esopus plans bicentennial bash
If you were there when people rode horses and donkeys to market and church, maybe celebrating your birthday for an
Old Timers Day and Bed Race tomorrow
The nostalgia-themed Old Timers’ Day, plus a raucous bed-race, will be held Aug. 6. Main and Partition streets will be
Biennial succeeds despite struggle
Lacking the city funds that were available in years past, the Kingston Sculpture Biennial has been shrinking. This year’s show
Kingston Land Trust’s Dig Kids program reaps what it sows
Right about now, local home gardens are bursting with cucumbers, zucchinis, corn and more, ripe for the picking. Last Thursday,
Neighborhoods: 194 West Chestnut Street
Today the home of Taylor and Elizabeth Thompson at 194 West Chestnut Street is a beautifully maintained residence on an
Layers of meaning
That old saying “less is more” obviously doesn’t apply when it comes to artist Shelley Davis: she’s all about the