Letters: Kudos to Carrie, no new license for Indian Point
Kudos to Carrie Jones Ross Thanks to the great article by Carrie Jones Ross in the Kingston Times (Feb. 21
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Gallo criticizes aldermanic picks for block-grant money
Mayor Shayne Gallo appeared at a public hearing last Monday evening to blast the Common Council’s decision to fund projects
Hugh Reynolds: Of dogs and ponies
Amid much back-slapping and chest-thumping, state lawmakers passed a third consecutive “on-time budget” last week. Code-named “Magic” (by me), this
Parental discontent with high-stakes standardized tests rises
Worry over and disapproval of the State Education Department’s high-stakes standardized tests has been simmering in Kingston, with some parents
Deadly déjà vu
On Nov. 30, 1994, Paul DeGraff Jr., then 23, spent a Wednesday evening drinking beer, doing shots and shooting darts
Kingston’s first female plumber recalls pioneer days
Back in the ’80s, single mom and waitress Eileen Kennedy was huddled with her young daughter in a restaurant next
Hugh Reynolds: How things actually work
Few other than political wonks and the media pay much attention to the annual pronouncements on the state of county,
Kingston After Dark: T-Shirts, gin and visionaries
A wise man (and Hyde Park resident) once said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” FDR
Job-seeking teens crowd Kingston Youth Job Fair
The days of abundant jobs for teens have gone the way of the dodo. Here in 2013, young workers are
Cornell U. – 10 more days until spring!
(Editor’s note: We’ll believe it when we feel it, but here’s a release from some smart people out in Ithaca