Pictured Above: The 120th anniversary of the Army's "opening fire" in Kingston was commemorated as City Clerk Kathy Janeczek presented Captain Kisser with a new red-and-white street sign emblazoned "The Salvation Army Way" to be displayed on the block of the street on which the Kingston Citadel Corps is located.
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ReplyDelete4 :52 - you are an asshole & a nasty person. Shame on yr comments & shame on you !
ReplyDeleteKathy was a great friend to us in the Jewish Community of Ulster County & we will miss her support greatly.
She was a good friend to everyone in the City, too.
Capable, friendly, inventive, she helped the Mayor govern wisely.
An asset & a friend
TOO SOON GONE !!!
4 :52 - you are an asshole & a nasty person. Shame on yr comments & shame on you !
ReplyDeleteKathy was a great friend to us in the Jewish Community of Ulster County & we will miss her support greatly.
She was a good friend to everyone in the City, too.
Capable, friendly, inventive, she helped the Mayor govern wisely.
An asset & a friend
TOO SOON GONE !!!
The usually cynical back-stabbing business of politics was countered by this woman and as such her loss is truly a huge one to the city.
ReplyDeleteAs such a positive influence in government is no more and those like here don't come around very often.
She helped the mayor govern "wisely"(eg which mayor?)? Yeah, are you Orthodox, man--you seem to be talking through a whole lot of Vodka--or is it "just" the usual political affiliation of the Jewish race??!! "Wiesely" according to WHAT criteria? She was simply who she was, and if any political leader was positively influenced, that accrues to the credit in HER account---not in any Mayor's account!
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