Letter: Teach emotional intelligence
Teach emotional intelligence It is with profound grief that I am writing this letter. This past week, I attended the
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Letters: The railroad’s time has come, gone; Vote for Provenzano; Nepotism in Kingston
Time has come and gone for the railroad From reading recent letters to the media and pronouncements from Catskill Mountain
Hugh Reynolds: Executive action
What with kissing dogs, garbage collection, electric cars and a host of other issues, it’s been a busy campaign week
Hugh Reynolds: John Faso will run
Time is beginning to run short for Republican candidates seeking to succeed retiring GOP Congressman Chris Gibson next year. Republican
Hugh Reynolds: Parking violation?
One of the more curious, and troubling, incidents involving an elected official took place the afternoon of Sept. 18 in
Letters: Don’t squander tourist train potential; the mayor and his city; support the trail
Don’t squander tourist train potential I am Bill Ford, the 92-year-old “baby” brother of Edwin Ford, Kingston’s city historian of
Hugh Reynolds: Drug wars
It should come as no surprise to those reading the police beat, or more sadly, obituaries, that we have a
Letters: Rail plus trail; Trump’s trustworthiness; volunteer for hotline; 2016 Dem primary helpful hint
Move forward with rail and trail I am glad there are talks between the rail groups and trail groups again.
Hugh Reynolds: Citizen Shayne
Though bad losers almost always make for better copy than winners, there are limitations. Winners usually thank their parents, supporters
Letters: Gallo, the arts visionary; Don’t play traffic cop; A better Broadway?
Mayor’s an arts visionary As in most political campaigns, issues and performance take a back seat to personalities and sound