The change was designed to encourage commercial development on Rt. 32. The idea of reviewing the zoning that makes a large project possible is also being promoted on the other side of town, with the CVS/Five Guys proposal.
The City of Kingston has received an infusion of state funding to make improvements to an aging water system — and avoid a repeat of a 2015 transmission main failure that left the city perilously close to going dry.
“They talk about repeal and replace. I prefer reform.”
The KCSD’s Board of Education last week waded into potentially controversial waters as it unanimously approved a pair of resolutions with both state and national implications.
The property that hosted Woodstock ’94 can be yours for $10.7 million.
Students and trustees are calling for an expedited unveiling so winter games can have a mascot displayed.
The 60-unit, 120-bed development pits proponents of senior housing and “aging in place” with residents who have lived on a quiet street for years and would like to keep it that way.
The railroad has been struggling for over a year to obtain permission from the town to move its trains from the Ulster County-owned tracks to its own property between Station Road and the Esopus Creek on the edge of the hamlet of Phoenicia. Neighbors oppose the move.
Detectives from the Ulster Regional Gang Enforcement Narcotics Team took a break from their usual routine of chasing area drug dealers to target sex-for-money operations in a pair of probes that netted eight arrests on drug and prostitution charges over a 24-hour period last weekend.
Moments after he was allowed to dismiss his attorney in an effort to withdraw from a plea agreement, community activist and alleged gun trafficker Ismail Shabazz blasted his new attorney in court on Tuesday, Jan. 17 as a “bad lawyer” and a “snake.”