Should astronomy be purged of gender-specific nomenclature?
Societal unfairness probably bugs us all. I don’t know if I’m more sensitive than most, but, being tall, it has
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You can go home again
Clutching one of those composition books that were ubiquitous when I was a kid, Ed Ullmann came to my house
Opus 40
In an abandoned Saugerties quarry, Opus 40 is an inspiring artistic and sculptural environment. Purchased in 1938 by Harvey Fite,
Kids’ Almanac (August 30-September 6)
Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the
Outdoing the Blue Moon
Next Friday, August 31, it’s the Blue Moon. That term was the result of a misunderstanding in a 1940s astronomy
Paddlers, check out Bristol Beach State Park in Saugerties
Bristol Beach State Park is one of the best-kept secrets in Saugerties. The former brickyard along the Hudson River just
Mandala workshop in Phoenicia this Sunday seeks post-Irene healing
As August passes into September, numerous area residents are still coming to terms with the hardships visited on them in
New local nanobrewery Sloop Brewing
Along with the farm-to-table and eat-locally-grown movements of recent years has come a growth in the craft beer industry. Homebrewing
Arm-of-the-Sea Theater celebrates Saugerties millworkers of yore at Chorvas Park
The Industrial Revolution played out in miniature on the falls of the lower Esopus Creek, which provided power for factories
Kids’ Almanac (Family adventures, August 23-30)
Love is the ability and willingness to allow those that you care for to be what they choose for themselves,