Hearing officer clears Chris Rea, calls for reinstatement
(Editor’s note: Updates with input from the mayor.) It’s been two and a half years since former Kingston fire chief
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Riverkeeper urges strict review of NYC reservoir releases
The environmental group Riverkeeper is engaging Saugerties residents in a letter and email campaign to ask the state to require
New Paltz Main Street sees updated storefronts
For a few storefronts in New Paltz, change has come. ShopRite Plaza will see the opening of Just-A-Buck dollar store
Were ethics law-mandated financial disclosure statements ever even sent out?
City officials have rejected a Kingston Times Freedom of Information Act request seeking financial disclosure forms which, under the terms
New School Board trustees interrogate leadership
Tensions between the two newly appointed School Board trustees, Krista Barringer and Damion Ferraro, and Superintendent Seth Turner and the
Felony charges for drone enthusiast
A Lake Katrine man is facing a felony charge after, state troopers say, he flew a camera equipped drone close
Independence lessons
It’s not easy being independent. It’s been three years since I said goodbye to a steady paycheck and joined the
Village: Dragon Inn attracting kids, vulture, maybe a bear
While preservationists still hold out hope for a buyer who will restore the Dragon Inn to its Gilded Age glory,
Man shot by deputy intends to sue, says he was unarmed and trapped in vehicle
A High Falls man claims that he was shot by an Ulster County sheriff’s deputy while he was unarmed and
Town to hold second affordable housing hearing
The town is moving forward a plan to remove an affordable housing requirement disliked by developers of multi-home subdivisions. The