Editorial: Another look, maybe?
It seems the city’s new ethics board fumbled its first case. We’d like to see them take another look at
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Document offers zero insight on ethics board’s decision
The city has responded to a Kingston Times Freedom of Information Act request by releasing a written opinion of a
Town wants to finish water meter installation in Glasco
In 2013 the Town Board authorized the purchase of new meters for the Glasco Water District. The intent is to
Nature Walk: Insect oracles
To all appearances this was a bad spring for moths and butterflies. Our porch light and lit-up windows have attracted
Hugh Reynolds: The good side
The opposite faces of Ulster County Executive Mike Hein, the good and the bad, were on display last week. Since
Demonstrators rail against local oil trains
About 70 Saugerties residents and supporters from nearby communities protested the transportation of crude oil on local railways at the
Rosendale Pool Fund within $100K of goal; demolition to begin shortly
After two years of furious fundraising, the end is in sight for all those Rosendalers and folks from surrounding communities
The Brooklyn vibe: New Uptown enterprises all linked to NYC’s most hip borough
Uptown Kingston is evolving. North Front Street just got four new businesses, all with owners from Brooklyn. “Uptown Kingston obviously
IBM set to exit again
This isn’t your father’s IBM. Your father’s IBM used to make calculating machines and computers, mostly in New York State,
Should Saugerties invest in making roads safe for bicyclists and pedestrians?
Recently, a developer who wanted to build a retail complex on Route 32N, far away from any existing sidewalks, was