Kahn-Onteora suit settled
A Civil Rights lawsuit filed in 2012 by Liam Kahn against the Onteora Central School district has been settled, with
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Food truck quota mulled
“Food trucks are cool things,” said Marc Propper at the May 6 Village Board public hearing on a law designed
Wallkill Valley Land Trust’s walk and talk about box turtles
The Wallkill Valley Land Trust’s (WVLT) annual walk and talk will take place on Saturday, May 11 from 10 a.m.
Opposition to Central-Hudson takeover
On the same day that U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer joined with Ulster County Executive Mike Hein to recommend the Public
Vision of the future
After two years of work, the volunteer Comprehensive Plan Committee voted May 7 to adopt the third draft of a
As public disdain rises, judges pan Central Hudson-Fortis merger
On the same day U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer joined with Ulster County Executive Mike Hein to recommend the Public Service
Rebuilding Rosendale’s Main Street
Like his mother before him, my uncle Charles Barnett spent every summer of his childhood in Rosendale. The town he
Editorial: Gallo and his grip
Like many of us here in town, we at the Kingston Times have watched the events regarding the mayor and
Nature at your Doorstep – The Comeau Estate
Every town, large or small, needs green refuges within its boundaries, places to walk in any season that offer the
Tom Rocco and Rebecca Rotzler win Village Board seats
Tom Rocco and Rebecca Rotzler were elected to the two open seats on the New Paltz Village Board tonight, with