Stayin’ alive: Ana Dooley, 11, fighting rare cancer
You’re an 11-year-old girl with serious belly pain and no one knows why. Your parents rush you to the emergency
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Surge protection: City officials, workers scrap with Sandy
Kingston dodged the worst destruction wrought by Hurricane Sandy. But the 24 hours between Monday morning, when the city set
Editorial: Who we like next Tuesday
(Editor’s note: The Ulster Publishing editorial board consisted of Woodstock Times editor Brian Hollander, who wrote the above endorsements in
Millens on the move
Even prior to Superstorm Sandy flooding the whole Rondout area Monday, there’s been a lot of activity on the East
Hugh Reynolds: The power of negative thinking
While one candidate’s definition of a “negative campaign” might be considered issues-oriented by the other side, there is little question
Riverview Baptist installs lifetime Kingstonian as new pastor
The Rev. Doris “Hubbie” Edwards was installed Oct. 7 at Riverview Baptist in front of a full house of parishioners,
UPDATED: Ex-chief Taggard admits official misconduct
Ulster County District Attorney Holley Carnright has said, for the first time, that former Town of Ulster Police Chief Matthew
BREAKING: Taggard pleads guilty to misdemeanor; gets no jail
Editor’s note: We’ll be working on this further and will get something up as soon as we can, but for
KPD’s Facebook page feels the “Like”
The Kingston Police Department’s Facebook page started with a simple goal — to allow Chief Egidio Tinti to spend less
Hugh Reynolds: The surge of Schreibman
Who “won” the “debate” between congressional candidates Julian Schreibman and Chris Gibson at the Miller School in Lake Katrine on