Letters: Barge anchorages; high-speed Internet
The public’s right to know The U.S. Coast Guard is moving forward, full steam ahead, with plans to build multiple
Ulster County
Hugh Reynolds: Courting controversy
The Ulster County Legislature may not be the world’s greatest deliberative body, but it has its moments. And it’s all-local.
Letters: Sales tax pact, trail vs. rail
A bad deal The new sales tax agreement that was approved by the City of Kingston’s Common Council and Ulster
Hugh Reynolds: Silence on specifics
The Ulster County Legislature’s 18-4 approval of the sales tax agreement between the county and the City of Kingston was
Hugh Reynolds: Courthouse update
It may be a month late — warp speed by government standards — but it appears the ducks are lined
Hugh Reynolds: You go, Nyquist
Up until about a month ago, former New Paltz mayor Tom Nyquist was a familiar, respected elder around his hometown.
Sheriff wants ability to grant pistol permits, but will Albany let him?
Ulster County Sheriff and concealed-carry proponent Paul VanBlarcum says he should have the authority to issue pistol permits. But anti-gun
Council members digesting sales tax deal
One week after County Executive Mike Hein and Kingston Mayor Steve Noble announced a deal for a new five-year sales
Sales tax deal reached
The city-county sales-tax agreement negotiated by Kingston mayor Steve Noble and Ulster County executive Mike Hein is, compared to its
New sales tax plan a relief to some, unacceptable to others
The city-county sales tax agreement negotiated by Kingston Mayor Steve Noble and Ulster County Executive Mike Hein and unveiled this