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Nicole Zanchelli named editor of Echoes-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Nicole Zanchelli named editor of Echoes-Sentinel

Nicole Zanchelli has been named the new editor of the Echoes-Sentinel.

Records & Books: Everything Nice in Ellenville - Vimarsana News

Records & Books: Everything Nice in Ellenville

Opened in April by music industry veteran Jessica Clark, Everything Nice in Ellenville stocks a selection of new and secondhand vinyl, including global music and lesser-known artists, plus a curated selection of books from One Grand.

Planned cannabis showcase has Kingston OK - Vimarsana News

Planned cannabis showcase has Kingston OK

KINGSTON, N.Y. — City officials at the beginning of September issued a special events permit to two women hoping to bring a cannabis showcase to Rotary Park this fall. Summer Smith, the city’s communications director said on Monday that in addition to issuing a special events permit, the Parks Department approved a request to reserve […]

'Kingston Burns' free cannabis event scheduled for October at Rotary Park – Daily Freeman - Vimarsana News

'Kingston Burns' free cannabis event scheduled for October at Rotary Park – Daily Freeman

KINGSTON, N.Y.— Two former members of the city’s marijuana task force announced they are organizing a free cannabis showcase, called “Kingston Burns,” at Kingston Point Rotary Park scheduled from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14. The Kingston event,  for ages 21 and older, is organized by Elizabeth Baker and Amberly Jane Campbell, former […]

How local officials seek revenge on their hometown newspapers - Vimarsana News

How local officials seek revenge on their hometown newspapers

Officials in communities in several places in the US have engaged in apparent retaliation against local newspapers by ending lucrative public notices.