Paul Kirby reports in The Daily Freeman that Kingston, like Hudson, is getting $10 million from the state, and they may be getting public Wi-Fi with some of the money. Uptown and Stockade Business District are targeted for free Wi-Fi in a recent application for the so-called Downtown Revitalization Initiative. “The city is interested in a public Wi-Fi system in the SBD (Stockade Business District) to allow business owners, residents and tourists alike to benefit from on-demand access to information,” the application says. “The city is in the process of upgrading light poles to LED, and has searched a variety of Smart technologies which would allow the city during our light pole replacement to create a network of public WiFi access points in the district.” In 2007, the Kingston Common Council considered free wireless Internet access, but did not follow through on the proposal. Read the full story in The Daily Freeman.