The Kingston Common Council overrode the mayoral veto of a rent control resolution, in a largely expected move. A two-thirds majority would’ve been sufficient to override the veto; the vote was unanimous, the Times Union reported.  “Upholding rent stabilization is not just a sound policy choice; it is our responsibility as local lawmakers to ensure that families can remain in their homes,” majority leader Michelle Hirsch said after the vote on Tuesday, which drew a standing ovation from onlookers. Mayor Steve Noble was present for the council meeting, though he did not appear during a public comment period. The city’s […]

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