One project we’re planning in cooperation with Mayor Jim Sottile’s office, is an official Tour Kingston Bus that will pick up New York City technopreneurs and bring them up to Kingston for the day.
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[singlepic id=16 w=320 h=240 float=right]Kingston, N.Y. has a big inventory of cool things, such as a WWII PT boat, a farmers market and a model train club. But it also has a proximity problem — it’s too close to too many cool things. For starters Kingston, the first capital of New York, is just 90 miles from New York City. There’s buses and trains nearby that make daily round trips to NYC. Kingston is also smack on the shoreline of the Hudson River with the Esopus and Rondout creeks coursing nearby, which offers kyackers and canoeists, and other water recreation types lots of opportunity for fun. Recently mentioned in Mayor Jim Sottile’s State of the City speech, this is the Kingston Tech-Friendly Branding Proposal that has brought together a wide range of stake holders in both private business and city government, to define and promote the digital revolution taking place in Kingston. Welcome to the Kingston Digital Corridor. We’re an organization for the thriving community of creative digital entrepreneurs who live and/or work along the Broadway corridor in Kingston, New York. |
  
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