Judge rules Kingston’s dangerous dog law defective
A Kingston City Court judge has thrown out the case against alleged dangerous dog Jonah the dachshund and his owner, uptown astrologer, investigative reporter and provocateur Eric Francis Coppolino.
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Three lauded for role in averting jump from Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge
“A hundred people drove past and, to tell you the truth, a good 75 to 80 percent of them just had their phones up taking video.”
Protestors say Kingston police used excessive force in arrest
Local activists are calling for Kingston cops to be held accountable for the July arrest and use of a Taser on a man while he was walking down Broadway with an open container of beer, calling the incident a clear example of excessive force.
Developer unveils plans for boutique hotel at four locations in Uptown Kingston
“I think we can do something unique and terrific.”
Kingston primary results
Following Tuesday’s primaries, there will be some new names on City of Kingston ballots for this November’s general election.
Super Bowl Cuisine brings the hot pot experience to Kingston Plaza
“We wanted to bring really good Asian cuisine to Kingston and Ulster County.”
Kingston Dems have primary choices
The crowded primary ballots led Kingston Democratic Committee Chairman Joe Donaldson to accuse Republicans of fielding “weak Democrats” as Republican candidates.
Local ‘Dreamer’ fears what’s next with DACA
“I fear that I will have to leave my family, especially my daughter. I am terrified to be separated from my husband — he is my rock — he keeps me safe.”
Kingston redevelopment project at site of former parking garage takes shape
There are few details at this point, but preliminary plans call for a mix of retail, residential and commercial uses, as well as at least 200 public parking spots.
DA: Woman stole thousands from Kingston church
The former assistant administrator at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church in Uptown Kingston has been accused of stealing almost $70,000 in church funds and a priest’s personal money over a 20-month period, the Ulster County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday, Sept. 1.