Poor dear
An Uptown Kingston coffee shop got some unexpected and unwelcome business when a young deer plowed through a glass door
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Hugh Reynolds: A question of priorities
According to Ulster County Community College president Don Katt, the two year school graduated 583 last month, its largest class
Hugh Reynolds: Calling Mister Roberts
How will a virtually unknown Republican county legislator fare against nine-term incumbent Assemblyman Kevin Cahill in the November elections, if
Waves of immigrants shaped Kingston’s diverse culture
First in trickles, then in droves, the Dutch (obviously), Germans and Irish first, then the Italians, Poles and many others,
Cash it in: Lottery says $77K Take 5 winner sold in Kingston
The New York Lottery today announced a top prize winning ticket for the May 23 TAKE 5 drawing was sold at M T
Hugh Reynolds: On Broadway
They say the traffic moves real slow on Kingston’s Broadway. But big things, under and at grade, are coming to
The heroes of Star Valley
On the bright, clear morning of Feb. 5, 1944, schoolchildren in Saint-Léonard-en-Beauce, a town in north central France, jumped in
Kingston After Dark: Light my fire
I was at a lovely barbecue the other night in the woods near High Falls and my friend’s screensaver in
Stopping the loss: For a petty larceny, shoplifting’s a big deal
For retailers nationwide, it’s a $30 billion a year problem. For Town of Ulster cops it’s a — literally —
No problem for school budget
The Kingston City School District’s proposed $150.17 million 2014-15 budget got a warm reception at the polls, gliding to a hassle-free