Photos from the Kingston High School Class of 2018 graduation ceremony
The 2018 Kingston High School graduation was held Friday, June 22 at Dietz Stadium.
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Hein’s against Town of Ulster ‘peaker’ plant
County exec says power plant’s a bad idea if it uses fossil fuel.
Commission maps out 3-year goals for Gardiner Parks & Rec
Majestic Park needs a new pavilion; a fund allowing tax-deductible donations to local parks was suggested; pole-barn winterization needed.
New Paltz graduates 182 in bittersweet ceremony
Thoughts of the classmates who didn’t live to don the cap and gown mingled with the usual feelings of joy and accomplishment at this year’s New Paltz High School graduation.
Too soon for Wildberry Lodge tax-break decision from the Ulster County IDA
The environmental review process on the proposed $42 million resort has to be completed before tax breaks are considered. When the resort project came up at a recent meeting, members and attendees discussed the accusations of corruption by County Legislator Joe Maloney of Saugerties, who connected campaign donations to tax breaks.
Highland High School graduates 149 students
Highland High School’s class of 2018 received their diplomas yesterday evening at a ceremony at the school.
Democratic Congressional primary will decide which one of seven will take on John Faso
Tuesday, June 26: Wooing a party base fired up by the election of Donald Trump and Faso’s perceived vulnerability, the candidates have jostled for the “true progressive” mantle while trying to make the case that they can prevail in a congressional district where success has dangled just out of reach for three election cycles.
Longtime president of Mohonk Mountain House stepping down
After 28 years at the helm, Bert Smiley is retiring. But his shoes will be filled by the next generation: Tom Smiley has been appointed chief executive officer and Eric Gullickson president.
Saugerties High School Graduation is Saturday
Kira Podmayersky and Michael Averill are the respective valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 2018, and each will speak during the commencement exercise.
As Dem Congress primary nears climax, candidates tout endorsements
Clegg picked up the support of former county surrogate court judge Mary Work; Delgado, the wife and daughter of long-time Congressman Maurice Hinchey; Rhodes, several unions; and Flynn, the Latino Democrats of Dutchess County.