What’s on the streets? KPD’s Brian Robertson knows
Detective Sgt. Brian Robertson has been with the Kingston Police Department for 22 years. He is a detective sergeant for
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Williams Lake segment of Wallkill Valley Rail Trail opens to public
The weather gods must approve of rail trails — and perhaps the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail (WVRT) in particular. The
Lack of bus service on Valk Rd. creating a hazard, say residents
A handful of parents with children stand at the intersection of Route 32A and Valk Rd., a narrow road just
Candidates mingle, smile, during Olive Day
Olive Day, the annual fundraiser for the town’s long-in-power Democrats, seemed busier than ever this year. And the average age
Zimet, Torres, Logan, Marx and Katz nominated by New Paltz Democrats
A packed Democratic caucus this past Monday night resulted in the incumbent Democratic supervisor Susan Zimet winning her party’s nod
‘Smart’ meter opponents say similar electrical meters made them ill
Skeptics say it’s all in their heads. They say they’re canaries in the coal mine. Across the country, some people
Red-light cameras pitched as public-safety move
City officials are thinking about installing automated red-light enforcement cameras — those things that take pictures of cars running red
It’s easy to be virtual
“Basically we have become a global company headquartered at the end of a farm road in Highland,” explains John Storyk.
Most Independence Party nominees hold on
When all the hand-written votes were tallied early tonight, all but one candidate previously nominated by the Independence Party still
Common Council primary results
Here are some unofficial results in Tuesday night’s voting: Ward 3 Democratic: Brad Will: 79 Andy Champ-Doran: 45 Richard Kelder: