Accused killers appear in town court
A father, his teenage son and a third teen are accused in the shooting death of a Kingston man on an isolated stretch of Sawkill Road over the weekend.
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Sunset Garden residents detail complaints against new landlords
‘I have matters of infestation, both rats and roaches,” said Town of Ulster Business Inspector Kathy Moniz. “I have floors that are lifting. We’ve had sewer backups that were not taken care of like they’re supposed to be, which led to an issue of sanitation.’
Three charged with murder in Sawkill Rd. shooting
A 38-year-old man and two 17-year-old males have been arrested in connection with a shooting that took place Saturday, December 1 in the roadway on Sawkill Rd. in the town of Ulster.
Kingston Common Council makes counterproposal on mayoral raise
Common Council Majority Leader Rennie Scott-Childress said this week that he and fellow aldermen a talking about a “permanent and nonpartisan” solution to the issue of pay hikes for elected officials — one that would peg raises to the same cost of living adjustment used to adjust Social Security payments.
HealthAlliance retools Mary’s Avenue plans
Officials at HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley have submitted design and construction plans to the state Department of Health detailing their $92 million proposal to merge all medical services at its Mary’s Avenue campus in Kingston.
Health Quest gets OK for new facility at Hudson Valley Mall
The Ulster Town Board granted site plan approval earlier this month to Health Quest in the company’s bid to open a medical facility in the former Macy’s at the Hudson Valley Mall, a project that would cost around $20 million to complete and might not be finished for two years.
Delgado says he’ll back Pelosi for House speaker
Delgado said he threw his support behind Pelosi’s leadership bid after meeting with her to discuss legislative priorities.
Tenants of Ulster apartment complex say new landlords are awful
Renters at Sunset Garden Apartments in Ulster are speaking out about numerous maintenance and billing issues they say they’ve had
State’s highest court sets up shop in state’s first capital
Some 234 years after pyromaniacal Redcoats ended Kingston’s tenure as New York’s capital city, the state’s highest court convened on Wall Street once again to commemorate the bicentennial of the Ulster County Courthouse.
Teamwork and tech help bring food from farms to the hungry
Imagine us without the Bruderhof, who come from all over the county to help build playgrounds, donate beautiful furniture, their time, expertise, materials, and cookies by the score. Without Michael Berg, founder of Family of Woodstock, who knows where many of us would be. Without UlsterCorps — the volunteer-to-opportunity clearinghouse — countless projects, large and small, would have failed.