Push on to amend charter to give public more control over city’s drinking water
In the wake of a bottling company’s self-aborted bid to construct a plant in the Town of Ulster and use
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Man shot by deputies files lawsuit
A Marbletown man who was shot and seriously wounded by an Ulster County sheriff’s deputy following a high speed chase
Mayor sticks to his guns regarding anti-Noble memo
Mayor Shayne Gallo said this week that memo he sent describing programs run by Family of Woodstock at a Midtown
Pike Plan panel seeks to get alderman to abstain from canopy votes
The commission which oversees the Pike Plan canopy in Uptown Kingston has issued a formal ethics complaint against Alderman Brad
Danielle and ‘Jacques’: a magazine reborn looks to take over
It’s the tail end of the lunch rush at Uptown Kingston’s Outdated Café. Danielle Leder is digging into an omelet
Gallo to announce re-election bid today; Noble going grass-roots for campaign team
Mayoral candidate Steve Noble says he’ll rely on a corps of dedicated, albeit politically untried, volunteers in his effort to
‘Riverport’ conceives of a totally remade, and totally cool, Rondout
Imagine wedding parties arriving at Kingston Point Park by boat, tourists flocking to an upscale hotel resort built adjacent to
Conversation’s begun, but bag ban a ways off
Kingston lawmakers have kicked off a discussion on how to curb the use of single-use plastic bags in the city.
Showdown on West Chestnut
In a lawsuit filed in December, the owner of a former boarding house on West Chestnut Street claims that Mayor
Hein talks accomplishments at Chamber brekkie
County Executive Mike Hein’s seventh address before the Ulster Regional Chamber of Commerce Thursday morning, Feb. 19 touched on familiar