Deputy hurt in V-Day fracas in Port Ewen
An Ulster County sheriff’s deputy was injured while responding to a domestic dispute in Port Ewen on Tuesday.
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RUPCO opening up Alms House this Saturday
With a series of critical hearings and votes coming up, RUPCO is inviting the public to see for themselves “Landmark Place” — its proposal to create supportive housing for the formerly homeless, elderly and disabled at the former city almshouse.
Beware of deceptive new phone scam
If you reply ‘yes’ to a simple a question, they’ve already got you, warns the Ulster County Department of Consumer Affairs.
Filmmaking facility proposed for Kingston would also include space for small manufacturers
“The idea is to take these factories that have lain fallow for more than a generation and press them into service in a way that makes sense for today’s economy. That creates jobs and builds wealth in the community in the same way IBM did.”
Kingston declares snow emergency
Strict parking rules will be enforced throughout the city – cars left on the street may be towed, unless in certain designated areas.
Kingston snow emergency update: Parking restrictions to be lifted, cars must be moved
Parking restrictions will be lifted in different parts of the city at different times.
Acquitted of murder, Nunez sent to prison on lesser charges
A Kingston dentist whose sensational murder trial last year ended in acquittal will spend at least two years in state prison for convictions on charges of perjury and insurance fraud.
Ulster County drug and gang task force wants to add more police departments
The agency’s most recent high-profile effort involved working closely with federal Homeland Security Investigations on an investigation that netted dozens of members of a Poughkeepsie-based cocaine trafficking ring operating in and around Kingston.
Hein’s state-of-the-county speech touts achievements, sets course for 2017
Ulster is the only “net carbon-neutral” county in the state, said Hein, in which “100 percent of our energy does come from renewable resources, and nobody else is even close.”
Alderwoman blocks Kingston parking kiosks
The president of the Kingston Common Council said that lawmakers on Tuesday, Feb. 7 voted to temporarily table a key element of Mayor Steve Noble’s plan to institute paid parking on municipal lots.