HealthAlliance decides it can no longer go it alone
After a year of virtual silence about its long-term plans, HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley late last week accepted the
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Editorial: Points on the honesty spectrum
Events right up here in Kingston and down there in New York City last week illustrated some things about honesty,
Local cyclists use their pedal power in different ways
At first blush, Kingston’s city streets, broken-up sidewalks and rocky paths don’t seem remarkably conducive to bicycle riding, but the
Hugh Reynolds: Elliott Auerbach, you will be opposed
And then there was Linda McDonough, last-minute volunteer on the Republican ticket for county comptroller for the suddenly departed Jim
Different weight-loss strokes for different weight-minded folks
Mike and Cathy Jones (not related to this reporter though I wouldn’t mind it, considering Mike is my funniest Facebook
All Transart House project needs is money
Mayor Shayne Gallo said he’s standing by a nonprofit group’s efforts to restore a decrepit but historic home on Henry
Training to help locals ID and crime-proof sketchy spots
A community group is taking a new approach to public safety, training cops, city officials and citizens in methods for
Letters: Exemplary progress, Gallo’s agenda deprives students
Exemplary progress At a meeting at City Hall last night there were presentations about the city, its sidewalks as complete
Hugh Reynolds: Hail to the ex-chief
Call it the end of an era or at least the end of a really long career. Former Daily Freeman
Courthouse rally seeks justice for Trayvon
There were many different kinds of speakers at Wednesday evening’s rally at the steps of the county courthouse: black, white,