Letters: Basic fairness; the value of history
Basic fairness Ulster County is renegotiating its contract with the City of Kingston for the distribution of sales tax revenue.
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Hugh Reynolds: Fig leaves?
After prompting by some media, Ulster County Exec Mike Hein finally took ownership of the scheme to claw back some
Hein, Noble battle over sales tax
Taking a firm stand for the first time in public on reducing the city’s share of sales tax revenue, County
Delay could leave county in control of revenue-sharing, Noble says
One week after declaring that he would take a slow, methodical approach to renegotiating a sales tax revenue-sharing agreement with
Midtown gun range on hold after opponents cite 1984 law
A proposal to build an indoor shooting range and gun store in Midtown Kingston is in limbo after opponents of the plan turned up a 1984 law which forbids, in most cases, the discharge of firearms within city limits.
Brooklyn’s popular Smorgasburg food & flea market comes to Kingston this June
Smorgasburg, a hugely popular Brooklyn-based food and flea market, is coming to Kingston in June. It will be opening a
Cahill calls Hein’s movie tax credit analysis ‘fallacious’
In his state-of-the-county address on Tuesday, County Executive Mike Hein called on the state to enact legislation that would include
Hein warns of system collapse
Dubbing himself “a disruptor in government” and saying he’s proud of it, Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is calling for
Hugh Reynolds: Ambush politics
Ulster County announces it plans to cut the sales tax share of the City of Kingston from 11.5 percent to
Editorial: Who will stand for Kingston?
Mayor Noble is right. The sales tax talks with the county really are “one of the most important negotiations we