Topics include: Ulster’s economic woes, pay raises for state lawmakers, campaign finance reform and extension of leadership terms in Ulster County Legislature, state of the state, McGinty is on the job, Aiello plots a return in Saugerties, Woodstock supervisor passes away
It seems voters don’t particularly care about the issue of corruption.
’Tis the season. Celebration time. Come on! For the nice and the naughty and to all in between, you know if you’ve been bad or good. So for goodness’ sake, holiday greetings.
Ulster County DA Holley Carnright quoted Dylan to the legislature as he pled for resources to battle the heroin epidemic. “How many deaths will it take ’til he knows that too many people have died?”
Kingston’s controversial new parking fees; the paradox of free parking; here comes the judge; comptroller’s budget slashed, things could get ugly; rent too damn high for Dems; Gallo says hi.
Hein’s budget goes to the Legislature, Kingston High School play controversy, and the Hudson Valley Mall in Kingston makes the D-List
Kingston Mayor Steve Noble’s plan to charge for erstwhile free parking and steeply increase existing rates in Uptown…the cost of compassion…the two Donalds…Zephyr needs a new game plan
Teachout/Faso, Family Court move, campus protests.
One thing we can say: Turnout was terrific, and that’s never a bad thing even if the results leave half the electorate in dismay.
This has been a most unusual election year. No matter who wins, the rancor will persist well after next Tuesday.