The one-percenters
For the first time, the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency intends to ask local agencies and organizations to compete for
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Kingston zoning law rewrite beginning to take shape
“Our current zoning is as laid out in the ’60’s for cities of that era,” said Mayor Steve Noble. “That’s not the kind of nimble zoning we need today.”
Sawkill Rd. bridge over Thruway in town of Ulster opens
The bridge over the state Thruway on Sawkill Road opened noon Wednesday, bringing to an end a months-long hassle.
Kingston mayor to meet with council to discuss proposed parking fee increase
Mayor Steve Noble plans to meet with members of the Common Council next week to propose a new parking scheme that would double the cost of metered on-street spots and install payment kiosks in municipal lots that currently offer free parking.
Ulster County featured in December issue of National Geographic
The map, entitled “Dreaming Green,” highlights many of the county’s environmental achievements.
Hugh Reynolds: Post-election post-mortem
Teachout/Faso, Family Court move, campus protests.
An election of ironies
A man born into fabulous riches and sporting the über-elite stylistic sense of Louis XVI is now the working people’s hero.
Town of Ulster budget comes in under tax cap
The $11.26 million spending plan that would increase spending by 0.57 percent over the current budget and would increase residential property taxes by 0.93 percent.
Kingston’s Taylor Robey representing the school at state swim meet
For all but one member of the Kingston High School girls’ swim team, the season is over.
Kingston school district keeping an eye on student conduct after Trump victory
“Our building administrators are keenly aware of the rhetoric around the election this year,”