Kids’ Almanac: Hudson Valley adventures 6/6-6/13
The prototypes of strong sensation: blazing lights, red earth, blue sea, mauve twilight, the flake of gold buried in the
Lifestyle
A sense of where you are
“That’s a New York State leg,” says Tom Luciano, proprietor of Time and Materials, one of Hudson’s many antique shops.
Joblessness and your health
For so many, losing a job can mean losing everything: family, finances, health, home and sanity. According to Andrew O’Grady,
Spotlight on cicadas in New Paltz
The cicadas are coming! If you haven’t seen or heard them by now, you soon will. June 3 through 6
Moon and Earth clobbered at the same time
This past March 17, an unusual number of deep-penetrating meteor fireballs tore through our atmosphere. Brilliant and eye-catching, their paths
Cornell Cooperative Extension celebrates its centennial in Kingston this Saturday
The 1862 Morrill Act gave states grants in the form of federal land parcels to build universities specifically intended to
Wallkill Valley Land Trust house tour allows for rare stop at Riverby
John Burroughs’ famous roughhewn cabin Slabsides is on the must-see list of many mid-Hudsonites, so we make a point of
Can Ulster measure up?
With state and federal support in question and Ulster County facing an obesity epidemic, the county health department has its
Bite-sized bounty
Retiring IBM software engineer Craig Henkle opened TheGreenSpace in the Rondout District of Kingston about six months ago. The small
Kids’ Almanac (May 30-June 6)
“You can discover more about a person from an hour of play than in a year of conversation.” – Plato