Overruns plague Pike Plan
Nearly six years after planning began for the restoration of the Pike Plan canopies and other streetscape improvements in Uptown Kingston,
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Six of nine aldermen will be rookies
When the polls closed on election night Tuesday, the political balance of the Kingston Common Council remained unchanged, with Democrats
Shayne Gallo will be Kingston’s next mayor
The Gallo Restoration is reality. Kingston voters Tuesday swept Shayne Gallo into the mayoral office once held by his late
Jerry Keller looks back at 40 years of fighting crime in Kingston
Sometime this fall, in all likelihood, shots will ring out on a Kingston street, detectives will get a break on
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,
Mayor’s 2012 budget taps fund balance to keep levy level
Mayor James Sottile’s proposed 2012 budget contains no layoffs and achieves a tax levy increase of less than 1 percent,
Deal between mayor, King’s Inn contractor seems to have broken purchasing policy
The handshake deal between Mayor James Sottile and a contractor accused of stealing copper pipes during a demolition job at
Shady doings at the Coppergate Motel
A contractor hired in a handshake deal with the city to do pre-demolition work at the former King’s Inn may
Mayor says city can’t afford to collect garbage anymore
Mayor James Sottile, under pressure to produce a 2012 budget that comes in below a state-mandated 2 percent property tax