Kingston Times letters (11/3-9)
Topics include: Congressional race…Zombies salute their sponsors…1863, 1929, 2016…short-term rentals…surrogate court race
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Editorial: Do-over on Family Court?
There seems to be no firm idea of how much moving the court to the Business Resource Center, or for that matter how much fixing up its existing Lucas Avenue digs, will actually end up costing.
Commentary: Uber, Lyft stalling themselves
A bill to bring the ride-sharing services to Upstate New York is being held up because those companies won’t accept the level of liability insurance the state is requiring, argues Assemblyman Kevin Cahill.
Kingston Times letters (10/27-11/2)
Congressional race, Surrogate’s Court judge race, presidential race
Margie Rovereto named chief lending officer for Rondout Savings Bank
It becomes quickly obvious how many people Rovereto knows as she sits quietly at a corner table at the Stockade Diner in Uptown Kingston this past Saturday morning. It’s also obvious how quickly word gets around in a community like Ulster County. “Congratulations, Margie,” one smiling woman says. “Welcome home,” adds another.
Kingston startup uses data to help businesses find the perfect site
The company’s founder, Calandra C. Cruickshank, grew up in the Town of Shandaken, still lives deep in the Catskills, and runs her business out of Kingston.
Hugh Reynolds: Tell it to the judge
Family Court ballot language lawsuit…Ulster comptroller’s budget cuts…The strange case of Sara McGinty…Hein meets with Catskill Mountain Railroad
Editorial: The golden age of budgeting
History, both local and global, is full of examples of public officials letting the public down. But here in Ulster County and specifically in both the City of Kingston and the Town of Ulster, the public has been excellently served by those responsible for drawing up next year’s budgets.
Kingston Times letters (10/20-26)
Leave my Trump sign alone, Dangerous Donald, Convinced by Faso, Family Court ballot language, The Law of Love, many more on the election
New filmmaking facility is brewing in Kingston
Rupco & Mary Stuart Masterson’s Stockade Works would like to transform the cavernous former MetLife building on Greenkill Avenue in Kingston into a TV/film production studio and training center.