Aug. 30 set for school redistricting vote
After many months of discussion and debate among parents and teachers, trustees and school officials, the Kingston City School District’s
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New shows cast artistic aspersions on our post-post-modern world
Nancy Natale’s new series of paintings, exhibited in the current show at the Gallery at R&F, instill a sense of
Reynolds: Duelling pollsters in the 19th
A Republican poll released last week shows Republican Congressman Chris Gibson with a huge 17-point lead over Democrat Julian Schreibman
Plan to fix Uptown crater carries high stakes for city
As city officials scramble for a fix, the news emanating from a large sinkhole on Washington Avenue keeps getting worse.
Kingston senior residence says it can’t afford taxes
If managers of the Hudson Valley Senior Residence at 80 Washington Ave. are experiencing that sinking feeling these days, it’s
Letters: Don’t give up; Will we do what’s right?
Don’t give up Those of you who have read my previous letters know how critical I’ve been with the Kingston
Mayor, lawmakers grapple over new ethics standards
The leader of the Common Council’s Democratic majority said that he’s open to compromise on a controversial ethics law that
Hugh Reynolds: Mike the Knife
For me, the news last week that Ulster County Executive Mike Hein was targeting another 200 county workers for pink
Mayor says he’ll negotiate contracts in public
Mayor Shayne Gallo said Tuesday he will depart from a long tradition of backroom deal-making when he begins negotiations with
Trustees bullish on Padalino plan
The Kingston City School District’s future configuration still has yet to be nailed down, but Superintendent Paul Padalino’s plan, which