Kingston After Dark: Find the fun
May you all finish this year surrounded by friends, loved ones or even just sympathetic house plants.
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Kingston Times letters (12/29-1/5)
Topics include: illegal immigrants, dark matter and vultures preying on the rotting flesh of the American Dream.
Coleman boys hoops chasing first win
The John A. Coleman Catholic boys’ varsity basketball team is undermanned, outgunned and thus far winless. But coach John Funk said Statesmen team spirit remains high.
Winter storm will bring 3-7 inches of snow to Hudson Valley Thursday
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for snow, effective from 9 a.m. Thursday, December 29 to noon the following day.
Hodge Center staffer suspended after indecency charge
A longtime staffer at the Everette Hodge Community Center, which puts on afterschool programs for children in Midtown Kingston, has been charged with sending indecent material over the Internet to someone he thought was a 13-year-old, Ulster County sheriff’s deputies said.
Bail bondswoman talks ins and outs of getting out once you’re in
Say you have yourself a rough night and find yourself on the wrong side of jail cell door. What next?
Congressman Chris Gibson on Trump: ‘It could go well, or it could go very badly’
“He is unpredictable, but he has shown a pragmatic approach that could very well bring people together. At the same time, his interpersonal style can divide people. Which will show up?”
Committee approves ‘Sanctuary City’ declaration for Kingston
Next up for the controversial resolution which states city won’t probe most people’s immigration status: The full Common Council.
Kingston After Dark: Stone Free
The year 2016 was intense for everyone, but Simi not only poured herself into her budding visual arts endeavors but is one of the more active and respected performers in the region.
The perfect combination?
Two community banks serving Ulster and Orange counties, Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan in Wallkill and Hometown Bank of the Hudson Valley headquartered in Walden announced their merger last week.