Raphael Eliyahu ben Yosef Chaim
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Luzerne County officials have proposed a 1.99% property tax increase for 2027, potentially raising annual county taxes by $12.80 for a property assessed at $100,000. The proposal would affect homeowners in Kingston and surrounding West Side communities if approved.
Kingston Kosher has teased upcoming announcements in a status update, asking customers to stay tuned. Details have not yet been shared.
Kingston Borough reminded residents on October 9, 2026, that blowing leaves into the street violates its Quality of Life Ordinance and can lead to citations.
A new dry cleaning business at 651 Wyoming Avenue offers dry cleaning, laundry services and wedding gown care, adding a local option for Kingston residents.
A collection of ten recorded shiurim by Rabbi Abba Paltiel offers valuable perspectives on the foundations of marriage and building a strong, healthy relationship.
The former 3 p.m. minyan at 270 Pierce Street is moving to Cheder Sheni, where it will begin at 2 p.m.
Tomchei Shabbos of Kingston has moved into the trailers near Kingston Kosher, establishing a headquarters for food storage, packing, distribution, volunteer activities, and future initiatives.
Hundreds of residents and visitors from the Poconos, Brooklyn, and surrounding communities gathered each night of Chol Hamoed for Kingston’s fifth annual Simchas Beis Hashoeivah, featuring a different musical lineup each evening.