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KINGSTON, N.Y. – Ulster County Economic Development Alliance officials have put on hold a proposed lease agreement for 40,000 square feet of space at iPark 87 and then sublease half of that for State University of New York satellite programs. UCEDA during a board meeting Monday declined to move forward with contracts after determining that […]

A Texas man responded to getting arrested for trespassing in Secaucus with a sledgehammer, using it on a glass door at the building.

‘Along the Road’ shares 50th episode

In 2021, I watched with dread as the weather forecasters warned us about Hurricane Ida heading toward us in New Orleans. For many, it was a grim reminder of

HURLEY, N.Y. — The Town Board has agreed to request proposals to fill a public information officer’s job that was previously believed to have been covered under Civil Service Law. The call for a “communications specialist” was made during a meeting Thursday, Jan. 4. Supervisor Michael Boms said the town was told that state Civil […]

HURLEY, N.Y. – The Town Board ended the year in a meeting that included the resignation of the newly elected clerk, who still could be sworn into a full term on Jan. 1, and the appointment of a councilwoman after an executive session at odds with the state Open Meetings Law. Both incidents occurred Wednesday […]

HURLEY, N.Y. – Residents will find an election ballot with contested positions for supervisor, two Town Board seats and clerk. Supervisor Democratic first-term town Supervisor Melinda McKnight is being challenged for a two-year term by Councilman Michael Boms, a Democrat who will be running on the Republican line. McKnight, 54, is co-owner of Energy Conservation Services with […]

Skaters from all over the Greater Lafayette area will coalesce at the Crosser Sports Complex on Sunday to compete in a tournament.

More than two inches of snow fell on Indianapolis Saturday, making for some surprisingly slick road conditions days after summer-like November weather.

MSCI earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2022.