Kingston picks developer for housing project at Uptown parking site
A developer has been selected to construct a 50-unit affordable apartment complex on the city-owned parking lot on North Front Street in Uptown, according to Mayor Steve Noble.
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Baseball: Kingston American Legion Post 150 Juniors sweep opening doubleheader
Kingston American Legion Post 150's junior baseball team opened the season with 8-6 and 18-3 wins over Cage Heat on Sunday, June 7.
Citing impartiality concerns, prosecutors seek judge's removal from Parker Kingston case
With the scheduled rape trial of former Brigham Young University football player Parker Kingston just over one month away, prosecutors with the Washington County Attorney’s Office are seeking to have
Kingston to adopt automated solar permitting for rooftop installations starting in July
Kingston to adopt automated solar permitting for rooftop installations starting in July
Kingston: Gift or loan? What to consider when helping family financially
Helping family financially can be rewarding. But should you make it a gift or a loan? The answer may affect taxes, estate plans and relationships.
Kingston Yard projects planned next year in Cedar Rapids
Hills Bank and Trust plans to open a new branch next summer in the district. In addition, Hiawatha-based Ahmann Companies, Kingston Yard’s lead developer, is planning a mixed-use project on adjoining prope...
Kingston to mark Black Fourth of July at Old Dutch Church on July 7
Kingston, the Old Dutch Church and Harambee will host a free Black Fourth of July Commemoration "250 Years of America’s Voices: Black Fourth of July Commemoration on July 7, 2026, at Old Dutch Church from...
Kingston asks state to look at passenger rail service on west side of Hudson River
The Kingston Common Council voted Tuesday to request a feasibility study on the restoration of passenger rail service on the west side of the Hudson River.
High school boys lacrosse: Kingston lands five players on Section 9 All-Star teams
Kingston High junior attacker Brennan Mayer and senior midfielder Joe Sepesi were selected to the first team of the Section 9 large-school (Class A and B) boys lacrosse all-star unit on Wednesday, June 3.
Kingston man charged with filming sex with girl, 14
A Kingston man was jailed without bail Wednesday morning on charges he recorded himself having sex with a 14-year-old girl on two separate occasions.
Wyoming Valley West school board members balk at proposed 5.1% tax hike
KINGSTON – Several members of the Wyoming Valley West Board of Education expressed reservations Wednesday about a proposed 5.1% property-tax hike found in their $110 million preliminary budget for the 2026...
West Side CTC celebrates Class of 2026
KINGSTON — West Side Career and Technical Center celebrated its 58th annual commencement ceremony Wednesday.
Man, 18, brings BB gun to South Shore prom, threatens student, police say
An 18-year-old man is accused of bringing a BB gun to a prom Thursday at a country club in Kingston, Massachusetts, where he threatened a student, police said.
18-year-old detained after making threats, showing gun outside Kingston prom
Kingston Police responded to South Shore Technical High School's prom after an 18-year-old threatened students and showed a firearm in parking lot.
Kingston’s Fourth of July celebration, fireworks set for Rondout waterfront
Kingston's Independence Day celebration, including a fireworks display on the Rondout Waterfront, will return July 4, the city announced Friday.
Kingston waterfront park gets nearly $2M
Nearly $2 million in state funding is to be funneled to improvements at T.R. Gallo Park in the city’s Rondout, according to Mayor Steve Noble.
Kingston mayor defends wayfinding signs amid pushback from public, lawmakers
Mayor Steve Noble is defending the controversial wayfinding signage program that continues to draw the ire of city residents, some lawmakers and even a woman who chained herself to a sign on Tuesday.
Kingston woman chains herself to old city sign to prevent removal, protest new ones
In an act of civil disobedience, a city woman chained herself to an old sign on the Rondout at Broadway and Garraghan Drive on Tuesday. The original sign is slated for removal to make way for a controversial...
Kingston touts restoration grants as efforts continue following removal of Pike Plan canopies
Efforts by Kingston and Uptown building and business owners to restore building facades after the removal of the Pike Plan continue to progress, with the city announcing it has awarded more than a dozen gran...
Bresnahan delivers $1.14M for Kingston Police Department
KINGSTON — At Monday’s ceremony to present a check for $1.14 million to the Municipality of Kingston for its police department, U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan, Jr., said every investment in law enforcement and...
Kingston taps recent hire Mantello to serve as corporation counsel
Mayor Steve Noble has appointed recently hired Assistant Corporation Counsel Rebecca Mantello to serve as the city's next Corporation Counsel.
Kingston police gifted big grant to start National Police Week
The Kingston Police Department has more than a million reasons to be happy.
Kingston continues to pursue housing non-profit plan, Noble’s office says
Mayor Steve Noble's office said the city is continuing to pursue a controversial housing non-profit proposal.
Kingston: Make sense of RMDs, taxes and giving back in 2026
If your required minimum distribution is due, learn how charitable giving and planning strategies can help lower taxes in 2026.