Letters: CMRR, Gibson-Eldridge, Niagara Bottling
Goodbye, CMRR It is easy to see what side of the train debate Mr. Reynolds supports. Good journalism would hope
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This fall’s big race: Incumbent Gibson faces a well-heeled but young (and not-from-here) Eldridge
The local race for Congress pits a relative newcomer to the Hudson Valley with deep pockets and a progressive agenda
Letters on Eldridge-Gibson race
(Editor’s note: Be sure to read our cover story on this race in this week’s print edition of the Kingston
This fall’s big race
The local race for Congress pits a relative newcomer to the Hudson Valley with deep pockets and a progressive agenda
Gibson: Iraqi unity would turn back rebels
Before he entered Congress, Chris Gibson spent 24 years in the U.S. Army, including three high-profile assignments in northern Iraq,
Hugh Reynolds: On Broadway
They say the traffic moves real slow on Kingston’s Broadway. But big things, under and at grade, are coming to
Federal plan will hike rates for local customers
It’s a familiar scenario. Warning about shortages, the state’s electrical utilities are pushing for greater energy supplies. Environmentally aware citizens’
Hugh Reynolds: Rules of engagement
Can a county legislator be forced to serve on assigned committees? The short answer is no. But that won’t stop
Hugh Reynolds: Breaker breaker
To hear our emergency forces — cops, firefighters and EMTs — tell it, Ulster County’s communication systems are in very
Gibson, Eldridge are on opposite sides of national debate
Everyone’s been on the edge of their seats regarding Washington politics of late, with the shutdown entering its third week