‘This is your job, Board’ – big meeting tonight on school closings
When the Board of Education convenes on Thursday evening to settle the fate of Superintendent Paul Padalino’s redistricting proposal, their
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Consultant: Montessori method can work in Kingston
If you’ve ever looked at George Washington Elementary School as being a separate entity from the rest of the Kingston
Hudson’s sturgeon vital to species’ fate
One hot sunny morning in late June, Amanda Higgs, a fisheries biologist with the state Department of Environment Conservation’s (DEC)
Hugh Reynolds: CSEA-county pact means new game in town
Local officials below the county level aren’t saying much publicly about the trend-setting — some say nickel-and-diming — union contract
Safety Net cost jump set to slam city budget
Kingston’s share of payments into the Safety Net welfare program is on track to top $2 million. But unlike last
DOT: More spaces at Thruway park-and-ride
A release from the state Department of Transportation: “In its ongoing effort to promote commuter ride sharing and help motorists
Letter: Suggestions for HealthAlliance
Suggestions for HealthAlliance It’s been painful watching the HealthAlliance consolidation story unfold. Fingers are pointing, jobs are at stake, state
Keegan Ales opens new homebrew supply store
Keegan Ales has spent the last decade or so building a reputation for its tasty craft-brewed beer that may be
Hugh Reynolds: Channeling the master
He’s been everywhere, man, from teenage village mayor, county legislator, state assemblyman and now Dutchess County executive. But in a
Trustees: Finances of building closure too significant to ignore
It comes down to money. While the Kingston City School District’s upcoming comprehensive elementary school redistricting project — whatever shape