Hugh Reynolds: O’Halloran the bucketman
Pity Dave O’Halloran, southern Ulster resort operator and the county Industrial Development Agency (IDA) board chairman dealt the unhappy hand of
Posts Tagged 'election 2012'
Hugh Reynolds: Community college brain drain
I’m not referring hereto the handful of public officials who retire every year, but specifically to Ulster residents who choose
Hugh Reynolds: Tuesday night heartbreakers
It happens only every generation or so, that stunning upset they talk about for years and years. Recall Maurice Hinchey
Ain’t no party like a Democratic Party
Ulster Democrats on election night had something to cheer about, other than the president’s resounding win, even if final results
Lloyd voters approve longer term for town clerk, but not town supervisor or highway superintendent
The final numbers in the Town of Lloyd’s referendum to extend the terms of office for town supervisor, highway superintendent
Hugh Reynolds: Acting presidential
Well, the most important election in our lifetime, at least in the eyes of candidates, is about to end. We’re
Editorial: Who we like next Tuesday
(Editor’s note: The Ulster Publishing editorial board consisted of Woodstock Times editor Brian Hollander, who wrote the above endorsements in
Hugh Reynolds: The power of negative thinking
While one candidate’s definition of a “negative campaign” might be considered issues-oriented by the other side, there is little question
Hugh Reynolds: The surge of Schreibman
Who “won” the “debate” between congressional candidates Julian Schreibman and Chris Gibson at the Miller School in Lake Katrine on
Congressional cage match
In the face of ugly numbers in a non-partisan Siena poll and unsettling cracks in his Democratic Party base, Julian