County Executive Mike Hein Announces More Than A Half Million Dollars In Federal Transportation Grant Funding
The $571,811 Grant Will Be Used To Improve Services For Seniors And Those With Disabilities
The $571,811 Grant Will Be Used To Improve Services For Seniors And Those With Disabilities
The ‘Kingston City Alms House’ That Most Recently Housed The County Health Department Will Be Permanently Protected
In Addition To Demonstrating The App, The County Executive Also Unveiled Plans For A Kiosk Pilot Program To Make This Technology Available For All And Additionally Announced A New Bus Route From Kingston To The Metro-North Train Station In Poughkeepsie
Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster (KCSU) Officially Opens
Fall Classes Begin At Newly Renovated College Extension Center
140 Seniors Attended A Variety Of Workshops At The SUNY Ulster Business Resource Center
Kingston, NY – Today, Ulster County Executive Mike Hein welcomed seniors to the 18th annual “Live, Laugh and Learn” day of workshops at the Business Resource Center in Kingston. Live, Laugh and Learn was hosted by the Ulster County Office of the Aging and consisted of a full day of workshops and exercise to promote the health and well-being of Ulster County seniors.