Molinaro to visit Kingston
Dutchess County executive and Republican candidate for governor Marcus Molinaro will be holding a town-hall meeting Wednesday, Aug. 22.
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Kingston After Dark: Blood and whiskey
This scorching month will fittingly see the release of In the Shadow of the Mountain, the latest album from hot coal-juggling hillbilly punks Red Neckromancer. They’ll perform at The Anchor Saturday, Aug. 18.
Kingston Times letters (8/9-15)
VanBlarcum deserves your support; Saving Private Francis.
Bringing the ‘A’ game – the competitive world of Kingston Rec softball
For grownups, the all-American sport of softball takes on many guises, apparent to anyone who’s spent time in a public park in the Hudson Valley in the summertime.
Hugh Reynolds: Political skulduggery as old as Ulster itself
Some may have been surprised at the spy-versus-spy revelations between the county executive and the county comptroller, but this stuff has been going on forever.
Auerbach wants Hein probed; Hein says it’s dirty politics
The war of words between County Executive Mike Hein and County Comptroller Elliott Auerbach escalated this week after Auerbach called on the state attorney general and the Ulster County district attorney to launch a “full-scale investigation” into the Hein administration’s handling of information stored on a county computer system.
Kingston man shot with Taser files lawsuit
A Kingston man is suing two city cops who, he claims, used excessive force on him in a 2015 encounter on a Midtown street.
Kalmar Nyckel sails in from the past
It’s a sauna-like August day on the deck of the replica 17th century armed merchantman Kalmar Nyckel and Captain Lauren Morgens has her eye on the weather.
Kingston Rec Softball is having a suspenseful season
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Kingston Recreation Softball Men’s A division could come down to the wire. Just two games separate the division’s top two teams, and Hometown Discount Beverage (10-4) and Deuire’s Trophies (8-6) will wrap the regular slate against each other on Thursday, Aug. 9.
‘Hivemind’ budgeting comes to Kingston
The city will ask residents to decide how to spend $45K in parking revenue.