Kingston City Hall jammed for forum opposing Pilgrim Pipeline
Panelists portrayed the 178-mile pipeline as potentially dangerous and gave suggestions for those in opposition to make their voices heard.
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Meeting on water protection Saturday in Kingston
The event will bring together water leaders and community members here in the Hudson Valley to learn how to protect, understand and love water.
Bad January puts pressure on Kingston girls basketball team
The Kingston High School girls’ varsity basketball team didn’t mind seeing January come to an end. The team was winless during the first month of the year, and head coach Steve Garner said the Tigers have to treat the rest of their regular season schedule like the playoffs.
Hugh Reynolds: Will Preet Bharara’s latest corruption probe ensnare Ulster Dems?
In 2015, Bill de Blasio’s Campaign for New York, since disbanded, was called to task for funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars through upstate Democratic committees in a failed attempt to elect a Democratic state senate. One of those county committees, to the tune of some $350,000, was Ulster County. Some locals dared call the activity money-laundering, charges denied by county Chairman Frank Cardinale, who said his committee acted entirely within the law.
Schneiderman: Spectrum-Time Warner Cable “ripping you off”
If Spectrum-Time Warner Cable is your Internet provider, the New York Attorney General says you might be paying for higher speeds than you’re getting.
Kingston After Dark: Scott Grower gets personal
There is something empowering about not only facing mortality but also coming into yourself.
Strong local presence in women’s marches
The Women’s March on Washington’s New York Upstate/Hudson Valley Chapter (WMWNY) sent 53 buses, and coordinated another 103 buses ranging from the Canadian border to the lower Hudson Valley, all full of men, women and kids to the nation’s capital on Saturday, Jan. 21 to march in one of largest protests in American history.
Kingston mayor doubts Trump will cut federal cash for sanctuary cities
‘Based on the New York Attorney General’s guidance and the basic principles of any real democracy, we do not anticipate being stripped of our federal funding.’
Hugh Reynolds: Speak for yourself, John
Newly minted U.S. Rep. John Faso of Kinderhook works the chamber-of-commerce breakfast crowd like a campaigning politician. Which of course, he is.
$6.5 million more for Kingston city schools in Cuomo budget
If the numbers hold, the KCSD is in for an increase of 11.31 percent.