Two years of police-community efforts to engage bearing some fruit in Kingston
Two years after a police shooting and subsequent violent protests in Ferguson, Mo. led to the creation of the “Black
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Letters: Irish center concerns; a ghost mall is born?
No vetting for cultural center? I’m a neighbor of the proposed Irish Cultural Center (ICC) on Abeel Street in the
Kingston loses out on $10 million state grant, but mayor says experience was valuable
Kingston’s bid for $10 million in state money fell short following a secretive and fast-paced competition with dozens of Mid-Hudson
Mayor names new ethics board to hear DiFalco’s complaint
Just two months after he dissolved the city’s ethics board, Mayor Steve Noble said he will reconvene the committee —
Massive noncompliance with SAFE Act
In January 2013, as the nation still mourned the Sandy Hook massacre, New York State enacted one of the nation’s
Hugh Reynolds: Courting controversy
The Ulster County Legislature may not be the world’s greatest deliberative body, but it has its moments. And it’s all-local.
Many failed to hand in ethics law-required disclosure forms
A review of financial disclosure forms required of senior city officials and members of volunteer boards and commissions found that
Letters: Sales tax pact, trail vs. rail
A bad deal The new sales tax agreement that was approved by the City of Kingston’s Common Council and Ulster
DOT, city agree and July 4 fireworks are saved
After lobbying from elected officials and a face-to-face meeting with Mayor Steve Noble, the state Department of Transportation has reversed
No July 4 fireworks? (UPDATE: Fireworks are go!)
UPDATE: At about 10:30 Friday morning, the city posted the following on its Facebook page: “The City of Kingston is