Kingston Times letters (9/15-22)
On sturgeon, we demand better We appreciate the Kingston Times’ detailed coverage of the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement project and
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Hugh Reynolds: Oil and water
It was good to see more of our public officials finally stepping to the plate on the controversy involving the
A civil discussion on proposed chicken law in Ulster
The tension which marked previous discussions was mostly absent from an Ulster Town Board public hearing on a proposed animal
Kingston School District HQ move: It’s complicated
School officials last week discussed plans for moving the Kingston City School District’s administrative headquarters to the former Frank L.
Noted metal artist opens school at Kingston’s Shirt Factory
After passing on her expertise at 12 different art schools throughout the Northeast, nationally recognized artist and silversmith Raychel Wengenroth
Letters: Objections to Hooley preview; ICC a good fit
Unfair and untrue I was surprised and saddened by several references in “Hooley on the Hudson in Kingston” which appeared
Congressional candidates Teachout and Faso prepare for debates
Republican John Faso and Democrat Zephyr Teachout, candidates for New York’s 19th Congressional District seat, will face off in a
Proposed anchorages could unleash flood of petroleum shipping on Hudson
Starting in 2011, crude oil fracked from the Bakken Formation in North Dakota began to be transported by rail to
New local lodging caters to the well-heeled
The local hospitality industry in Ulster County continues to evolve toward being a higher-end business. Visitors seeking a more balanced
Jeff Rindler is new LGBTQ Community Center director
Effective Sept. 6, Jeff Rindler, the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center’s director of programs and services since May, will become