Hugh Reynolds: How things actually work
Few other than political wonks and the media pay much attention to the annual pronouncements on the state of county,
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Editorial: The fading dream of Cuomo as Uniter
Here in America — strife-torn, hopelessly partisan-ized America — many of us yearn for a Uniter. A leader who can,
Hugh Reynolds: PILOTs create storm
In this world of idiotic acronyms, where an anti-gun SAFE act allows almost as many guns in private possession —
Hugh Reynolds: Uptown’s perennial problems
My first Kingston Uptown Business Association meeting last week in at least 20 years gave me the distinct impression that
Hugh Reynolds: Stronger every day
After more than 25 years of covering Old Dutch Men’s Club’s Washington Day dinners I ducked last year’s. The triumvirate
Editorial: Homeless and on Facebook
The Kingston Police Department’s Facebook page is a boon to the community — it’s a real leap in keeping Kingstonians
Hugh Reynolds: No talking to people about guns
My mother, rest her soul, advised me when I got in this business never to talk to people about religion
Hugh Reynolds: Payroll, please
In one of the more obscure footnotes to a routine January meeting (other than 45 gun advocates expressing themselves) Ulster
Night moves
This week we visit two executive maneuvers, one stealthier than the other. The first instance, unveiled at the county executive’s
Hugh Reynolds: New gig for Kevin Cahill
Being transformed from Reddy Kilowatt to the Aflac duck, which is to say from being chairman of the Assembly Energy