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Election 2026: Ken Stephens running opposed in Ulster County Legislature’s 21st District (opens the original)
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KINGTON, N.Y. — Voters in the Ulster County Legislature’s District 21 will elect a new county representative in the November election. Democrat Ken Stephens is running unopposed for election to the seat now held by Legislator Chris Hewitt. Hewitt opted not to run for re-election, choosing instead to launch an ultimately unsuccessful Democratic primary bid for the state Senate. Stephens, 73, is an attorney who currently serves as part-time counsel for the Lennox Hill Neighborhood House and was pr
Ulster SPCA’s Oakley wins Bret Michaels look-alike contest (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Decked out in a Bret Michaels wig, bandana and concert shirt, Oakley — the Ulster County SPCA’s longest canine resident — was looking for “Nothin’ but a good time,” and the good boy found it as one of the three winners in Bret Michaels’ “Dress Your Pet Like Bret 2026” contest. The victory gives Oakley, who has been in the Ulster County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals shelter for seven years, a much-deserved turn in the spotlight and scored a $2,000 prize for the
Town of Ulster man accused of killing best friend entitled to new trial, appellate court rules (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — A state appellate court on Thursday ruled that Gregory Thayer, a town of Ulster man accused of killing his best friend, is entitled to a new trial. The Appellate Division, Third Department, unanimously upheld a ruling by state Supreme Court Judge Roger McDonough that found Thayer was entitled to a new trial due to “ineffective assistance” from Andrew Kossover, the former Ulster County public defender who, prior to trial, assisted in Thayer’s defense. “The circumstances presented
Election 2026: Ulster Legislator Criswell gets free ride to reelection in Kingston district (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Incumbent Ulster County Legislator Peter Criswell intends to focus more sharply on economic development and infrastructure when he returns to office in January. Criswell, 62, is running unopposed for reelection to a two-year term to the body’s District 7 seat. A Democrat who will also hold the Working Families line on the November ballot, Criswell said that, seven years into his tenure on the county’s policymaking board, he is “still finding new ways to deliver for this county.”
Dutchess lawmakers approve homeless shelter construction (opens the original)
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — A controversial proposal to open the Homeless Outreach & Program Engagement (HOPE) Center was approved by Dutchess County legislators Monday, ending a years-long fight to create an emergency homeless shelter at 26 Oakley St. on the city’s Northside. The measure was one of five resolutions adopted by the county Legislature designed to address homelessness in the county. Under a deal reached with the city of Poughkeepsie, the county will create an emergency shelter for up to 9
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