Ex-assistant chief files suit against city
Six months after he was suspended without pay, a high-ranking member of the Kingston Fire Department is headed to court
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Kingston’s all dried out
Faced with a drought of historic proportions, Kingston officials are turning to neighboring communities and city residents for help with
City budget math not adding up
As discussions on the city’s 2013 budget begin in earnest, some city lawmakers say that a combination of state-mandated expenses,
City declares drought emergency
This just in from City of Kingston Water Department Superintendent Judith Hansen: Drought Emergency – City of Kingston Notice
Butts out from under the canopy
The Common Council is moving closer to enacting a new city law which would ban smoking beneath the Stockade District’s
Hudson’s sturgeon vital to species’ fate
One hot sunny morning in late June, Amanda Higgs, a fisheries biologist with the state Department of Environment Conservation’s (DEC)
Safety Net cost jump set to slam city budget
Kingston’s share of payments into the Safety Net welfare program is on track to top $2 million. But unlike last
Plan to fix Uptown crater carries high stakes for city
As city officials scramble for a fix, the news emanating from a large sinkhole on Washington Avenue keeps getting worse.
Mayor, lawmakers grapple over new ethics standards
The leader of the Common Council’s Democratic majority said that he’s open to compromise on a controversial ethics law that
Mayor says he’ll negotiate contracts in public
Mayor Shayne Gallo said Tuesday he will depart from a long tradition of backroom deal-making when he begins negotiations with