The beauty and mystery of old books
“One of the reasons we can’t all go over to Kindles is that they will never have old manuscripts folded
All posts by Violet Snow
It’s not a drought, but there isn’t a whole lot of water, either
Although local weather has been dry, with New York State receiving only 25 percent of normal spring and early summer
Work in Stony Clove Creek may help with flooding, turbidity
The “Bowl of Doom” is under assault by heavy equipment. A portion of this problematic stretch of the Stony Clove
Wild sex — In your yard, plants and animals are reproducing, often in quirky ways
The goldfinch started tapping at my window on July 4. I work at a desk looking out at the swaying
The lives of animals : Humane Society’s Shapiro is dedicated to saving them
“So our animals can’t turn around for the 2.5 years that they are in the stalls producing piglets. I don’t
Jury rules in Shandaken’s favor in private landowners’ assessment challenge
A jury has ruled in favor of the Town of Shandaken in a suit brought by a group of Shandaken
Bird-on-a-Cliff returns with its free Shakespeare at Comeau
Measure for Measure is known as one of Shakespeare’s “problem plays,” but that’s not a problem for Bird-on-a-Cliff Theatre Company.
Woodstock’s 81 st Library Fair holds the community together
“It’s the happiest party Woodstock has ever had,” enthused Michael Perkins, who has helped organize many years of the Woodstock
Hold the mud
Find another way to deal with turbidity and stop sending chocolate-colored water — for the most part — down the
Feds say NYC should stop Ashokan releases
Find another way to deal with turbidity and stop sending chocolate-colored water — for the most part — down the