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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Police are investigating an incident involving a banner hung outside Congregation Emanuel on Albany Avenue stating “F*** Israel” which a rabbi at the synagogue called hate speech and an act of violence. Rabbi elect Jack Sherratt said the banner was put up sometime between when he left after Purim services on Sunday […]
For years, Henny Simon didn’t speak out about what she had lived through. But she had nightmares, which she didn’t even tell her children about. Those night terrors stemmed from the lingering trauma o...
By Mid Hudson News -www.midhudsonnews.com Jan 12, 2021 KINGSTON – As of Monday morning, only one inmate out of the 186 housed at the Ulster County Jail has the coronavirus and that individual is isolated in the medical ward. One corrections officer remains out and is expected to return to work within the next couple of days, said Ulster County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Det. Lt. Abram Markiewicz. “Barring further incident, this will hopefully mark the end of COVID in our jail staff and population,” he said NEWS STORY PROVIDED BY: Mid Hudson News -
KINGSTON, N.Y. â Ulster County reported seven COVID-19 deaths over the past two days, a spike in fatalities that put the total death toll at 126. Editorâs note: In the interest of public safety, critical coronavirus coverage is being provided free to all readers. Support reporting like this with a subscription to the Freeman. The county had 145 new positive cases in the 48 hours, including 74 out of 1,501 tested on Sunday, a 4.9% positivity rate. - Advertisement - The county's COVID dashboard noted that 199 individuals had recovered and the active caseload actually dropped...