The Basement’s last night ends in ruin
While engineers from the Army National Guard were carrying out the long-awaited teardown of the old King’s Inn, a bit
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Ward 7 preview: Dankelmann, Mills stress quality-of-life issues
Common Council Majority Leader Bill Reynolds is stepping down after representing the residential east side neighborhoods of the Seventh Ward
Ward 9 preview: Community-minded Deb Brown takes on public-access advocate John Simek
Two months after she was bounced off the Republican ticket following a technical challenge by her erstwhile Democratic opponent Mark
Ward 5 preview: Carey, Johnson and McDonough all want Council seat
In Ward Five, three — maybe four — candidates are competing to represent the densely populated neighborhoods stretching across Midtown
Ward 4 preview: Incumbent Whitlock faces challengers who say she hasn’t done enough
In Kingston’s Fourth Ward, incumbent Alderwoman Shirley Whitlock faces two opponents, Republican Frasier Sprague and write-in candidate Matthew Ryan, in
Ward 6, 8 preview: Longtime fixture, relative newcomer have seats locked up for Dems
Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the Sept. 18, 2011 edition of the Kingston Times. While Common Council candidates
Ward 3 preview: Half a century separates candidates Landi, Horowitz
Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the Sept. 15, 2011 edition of the Kingston Times. In Ward 3, the
Could über-toxic fracking wastewater end up in Kingston? Possibly.
Kingston is located just beyond the eastern edge of the underlying Marcellus Shale. This gift of geography would seem to
The record so far in New York: Cities wary of frackers’ overtures
On Jan. 15, 2009, Kingston city engineer Ralph Swenson received an e-mail from Chesapeake Energy, a natural gas drilling company,
Ward 2 preview: Republican newbie Seth Allen takes on council stalwart Tom Hoffay
Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Aug. 25, 2011 edition of the Kingston Times. Since being appointed to