Run, girls, run
For girls from the third to the eighth grade, life is becoming more complicated. These kids are growing up and
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Washington Ave. sinkhole could be filled by Thanksgiving
The Kingston Common Council’s Finance and Audit Committee has signed off on a $3.3 million effort to fix the Washington
Dragon Inn addition collapses under weight of snow
An unfinished addition on the former Dragon Inn collapsed under the weight of snow and ice last week. The original
Meet the Principals: Lee Molyneaux
Lee Molyneaux is a veteran of the Saugerties Central School District. Since 1997, he has worked as a physical education
Landlord ordered to evict tenant by zoning board
A village review board took the unprecedented action of ordering a landlord to evict his tenants and tear out improvements
Photos: Kingston digs out
We sent Phyllis McCabe out over the past three days to record the massive snow-removal operation begun in the mid-morning
Woodstock officials defend Town Hall project
In response to charges that the recent renovation of Town Hall left the Tinker Street landmark with chronic heating problems
Should Saugerties close a school?
The School Board should revisit the idea of closing one of its four elementary schools, says Trustee Teresa Bach-Tucker. The
Hugh Reynolds: Stuck in neutral
I read with some interest published reports on County Executive Mike Hein explaining his acceptance of $11,500 in campaign donations from
Electric and gas bills surge for Hudson Valley
High demand for natural gas during January’s deep freeze caused electricity and natural gas rates to skyrocket last month, leading