Kingston brickyards cancel remaining Hutton Fare events, citing low attendance
The event, which featured food and craft vendors, games, beer and live music, was scheduled for three more weekends this year.
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Kingston community rallies around popular chef slated for deportation
Juan Carlos Alonso Vasquez, the chef at The Anchor bar, is the latest in a series of high-profile immigration arrests that have sharpened debate around the issue amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants and those with criminal records.
Hudson Valley cities moving toward municipal ID program
A coalition of immigration advocacy groups is spearheading a campaign to create a “municipal identification” program in Mid-Hudson cities, including Kingston.
Bad moon rising, part 1: Controversy over local astrologer brings #metoo movement home to Ulster
The story of Eric Francis’ downfall is a story of #metoo and the “deplatforming” movement — where activists target those whose views or actions they oppose by putting pressure on the media outlets and institutions that give them platforms to take those platforms away — played out against the backdrop of Kingston’s insular Uptown arts and media social scene, and the cosmic universe of astrology.
Kingston cops tell kids fighting ‘BB gun war’ to cut it out
Police say the use of realistic BB guns among Kingston’s youth is a tragedy waiting to happen.
Advocates say Ulster power plant review process gives short shrift to public’s concerns
While discussion over a 20-megawatt electric generating power plant proposed for the Town of Ulster has reached the county level, area residents are still voicing their concerns about a scoping document prepared by town officials. A scoping document outlines the topics to be considered in the review process, including environmental and neighborhood impact.
Kingston man, 26, paralyzed in post-fireworks shooting
City police are still seeking leads in a July 5 shooting that left a 26-year-old man paralyzed from the waist down. Meanwhile, the victim’s mother has organized an “increase the peace” effort to promote non-violence among city youth.
Faso hammers Delgado on past hip-hop lyrics; Delgado says Faso’s ‘feeding into racial biases’
New York 19th Congressional District hopeful Antonio Delgado is pushing back this week after Republican incumbent John Faso seized on an article in Monday’s New York Post highlighting lyrics from Delgado’s 2006 hip-hop album to argue that his opponent is out of step with the views of his would-be constituents.
Kingston puts parkers on notice that it might start writing Saturday tickets
On Saturday, June 30, Kingston parking enforcement officers fanned out through the city’s business district issuing warnings reminding people that metered parking remains in effect Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Ulster power plant company to Hein: You got us all wrong
‘It is simply inaccurate to assert that the [power plant] is proposed here in Ulster County only to serve the energy demands of New York City.’ said Peter Rood, GlidePath chief development officer.