Hugh Reynolds: Prescription for hospitals
I have to have sympathy for those charged with trying to figure out Kingston’s latest hospital crisis. We’re only seeing
Politics & Government
Gardiner Town Board, Planning Board & ZBA meet to streamline communication issues
The statement “What we’ve got here is failure to communicate” has become a touchstone of American culture since it was
Less URGENT: KPD quits multi-agency task force
Citing dwindling manpower and a new focus on community-oriented policing, Kingston Police Chief Egidio Tinti has ended the department’s relationship
Death of toddler visiting New Paltz ruled a homicide, no suspects held
The death of a two-year-old girl, Asia Perez-Medina, this past Wednesday afternoon was ruled a homicide by late Thursday morning.
Hero’s hall
The Saugerties Town Hall is now officially the Col. Roger Donlon Town Hall – and after the controversy of the past
Hugh Reynolds: Schreibman’s win a mixed blessing?
Every politician hopes for a big win in heavy voting, though they’ll all take a one-vote margin. In that sense,
No more food trucks
Village trustees voted unanimously Monday night to place a six-month moratorium on food trucks while they craft a law regulating
Jumpin’ Julian! Schreibman tops Tyner
Riding the momentum of a well-funded, well-organized campaign, Ulster’s Julian Schreibman scored an almost 2-1 victory over Dutchess County Legislator
Tourists demand a porta-potty
For shoppers that just have to go, and businesspeople trying to keep their restrooms clean, the village has an idea:
Editorial: Tyner or Schreibman?
Raging like the battle for the local liberal soul that it actually is, the race between Joel Tyner and Julian