Kingston After Dark: Take me to church
J.K. Vanderbilt and his band of high-class renegades will be having their debut performance on Saturday, Dec. 3 at The Old Dutch Church here in Kingston.
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Kingston Tigers’ hurler Avery Short to pitch for Siena next season
Kingston High School senior Avery Short signed a National Letter of Intent last week to play baseball for Siena College next year.
Faso hopes to emulate Chris Gibson’s ‘no labels’ approach
Headed to Washington in six weeks with a solid 10-point win, Congressman-elect John Faso says he hopes to forge bipartisan relationships, much like Chris Gibson, the Kinderhook neighbor he will succeed in about six weeks.
Water shortage cause for concern for Upstate, New York City
If the supply of water available for New York City continues to slowly dwindle, as it has been doing in recent months, the gap between the existing levels and the normal levels of water in the reservoirs becomes more palpable — and the people in charge of them get a little more anxious.
Kingston parking plan will include discounts for frequent users, rates to be announced later
While Mayor Steve Noble said Monday the new plan for city parking, which will double meter rates and end free parking in municipal lots, will offer long-term discount rates for residents and commuters, he said determining the amount of the resident/commuter discount will have to wait until the city picks a vendor to install payment kiosks in the lots.
DA suggests stiff sentence for Gilberto Nunez
The Kingston dentist was acquitted of murder in a high-profile case featured on two true crime network news shows, only to find himself back in jail after being found guilty of three felonies connected with a false statement made on a pistol permit application.
Hugh Reynolds: Outside the box
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
Kingston voters will decide on $4.2 million plan to convert former elementary school into administration building
The KCSD board of education voted unanimously last week to give the public a say on whether to approve a $4.23 million plan to convert the former Frank L. Meagher elementary into a pre-kindergarten hub and district headquarters.
Local group lays out plan to resettle 80 refugees in Hudson Valley
Against the backdrop of a presidential contest whose victor has proposed banning immigration from Muslim countries, a plan to resettle approximately 80 refugees throughout the Hudson Valley has drawn intense interest.
Friends of Historic Kingston recognizes year’s best preservation
The seven recipients represented a rich cross-section of the various heart-felt efforts that are helping save, restore, document and repurpose the architectural heritage of the city.