Secretary paid $25k to retire
The town will pay highway department secretary Mary Lou Dengler $25,000 to retire following months of negotiations. Town officials never
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Myer will seek second term as highway superintendent
Doug Myer announced his candidacy for highway superintendent last week, citing infrastructure improvements using state and federal funds, new equipment
Hugh Reynolds: No talking to people about guns
My mother, rest her soul, advised me when I got in this business never to talk to people about religion
Audelis Cruz indicted on murder charge, was on suicide watch at jail
An Ulster County grand jury has handed up an indictment against a parolee accused in the murder on a Ponckhockie
Highland Educational Foundation works to make an ADA-compliant playground
One dinner at Casa Milanese won’t be like the others — at least if the Highland Educational Foundation has anything
The human touch
Something strange is happening. I noticed it first at Home Depot, a place that, like all big-box stores, gives me
Bankruptcy looking to lead to new employment terms for Freeman workers
Staff at Kingston’s only daily newspaper are bracing for layoffs as the Freeman’s parent company emerges from bankruptcy with a
The fight to keep Dragon Inn standing
The race is on. The village Historic Review Board decided today to redesignate Clovelea (the Dragon Inn) a historic landmark
Crafting a new local economy
One site shows how web shopping need not be the death of Main Street The growth of e-commerce websites is
Town of Ulster PD seeks ‘suspicious male’
A release from the Ulster PD issued Tuesday afternoon: “The Ulster Police Department is investigating a complaint received on February