Yes, it was amazing
Last Friday, February 15: a date that will remain in history books forever. Before that day began, there’d only been
Nature
Year’s best look at Mercury
The innermost planet is unique and odd in so many ways that it’s hard to find aspects that aren’t strange.
How do we get fresh produce in the middle of winter?
The carbon footprint for taking squash from the Arizona fields to New Paltz in December is unbelievably high.
We’ll have a close call with an asteroid on Feb. 15
Next Friday, February 15, the largest, closest asteroid in many years will barely miss us. Discovered a year ago by
Secrets of the Shawangunks: Free lecture series at SUNY-New Paltz
In our region, the most noticeable impact of climate change has so far occurred along waterways – namely, flooding of
On The Rocks: Catskill Creek
We have been traveling the Hudson River Art Trail, seeing the landscapes that so inspired the great American artists of
Winter Hoot Festival at Ashokan Center
From February 1 through 3, the first-ever Winter Hoot Festival at the Ashokan Center in Olivebridge will celebrate the musical
In Molly’s paw prints
Molly, a golden retriever trained as a therapy dog, was so eager to get into the hospital to visit people
Why some Hudson Valley towns get a lot of air traffic noise
This will be a two-part article about high-tech manmade objects that pass over our homes. Next week we’ll discuss the
Anticipate auroras, meteors and a great comet in 2013
This might be an amazing year in the sky. Forget star charts, telescopes or any sky knowledge; rare celestial events