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Mid-Hudson Valley year in review: October 2020

October  OCT. 1: Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan outlines his proposed 2021 county budget on Thursday, Oct. 1, at SUNY Ulster in Stone Ridge, N.Y. Provided/File 1: Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan unveils his proposed $333.8 million county budget for 2021. The spending plan is approximately $9 million smaller than the county s 2020 budget and calls for no increase in the amount to be generated by property taxes.  - Advertisement - 1: Two separate reports by Kingston police of shots being fired in Midtown follow reports a day earlier of shots fired, a violent armed robbery, and an assault in the city. A caller reports shots fired in front of 219 Downs St. about 5:30 p.m., followed six hours later by a report of shots fired in the area of Franklin and St. James streets. 

Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured boy; DA: shooting appears to have been a direct attack

Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured boy; DA: shooting appears to have been a direct attack
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Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured 9-year-old boy; DA: shooting appears to have been a direct attack

Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured 9-year-old boy; DA: shooting appears to have been a direct attack
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Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured 9-year-old boy; 5th homicide in city since October 2019

Girl, 12, killed in Kingston shooting that also injured 9-year-old boy; 5th homicide in city since October 2019
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Kingston task force wants police out of schools

KINGSTON, N.Y. – City Re-envision Public Safety Task Force members have recommended that city police not be used as contracted school resource officers unless written assurance is provided that there is no role in how students are disciplined. The recommendation was discussed during a video conference meeting Wednesday, with task force member Amy Shapiro saying there is the belief that police are too involved with students. “Our black and brown students are disciplined in the Kingston schools disproportionately,” she said. - Advertisement - “While black students represent only 15 percent of the population in the Kingston city schools, they represent 32 percent of in-school suspensions, 36 percent of out-of-school suspensions, and 56 percent of expulsions,” Shapiro said. “A major criticism of SROs is they often become involved in routine student discipline.” 

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