Venus is gearing up for its 227-year peak performance
Repetition is the only form of permanence that Nature can achieve. In our own beautiful patch of the planet, we
Lifestyle
Saugerties: bicycle friendly?
Full disclosure: I’m not a cyclist. I do admire their fitness and their tenacity. When I’m behind the wheel of
Cultivating creativity
Launched four years ago by Ken Greene and Doug Muller, who farm by hand a two-acre spread in Accord, the
School food choices
This Monday, October 24, was National Food Day, and the healthy after-school snack food committee of the Healthy Kids for Kingston
Coping with rising drug prices
As some may be aware, New York State is essentially broke. As a result, they’ve made financial cuts to programs across
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance fundraiser at Rokeby
Calvert Vaux, who married the daughter of early Kingston artist Jervis McEntee and is buried in the city’s Montrepose Cemetery,
Why I’m giving a telescope away – to the right person
At the end of this column, I’m offering a cool, brand-new equatorial reflector telescope – for free. It’s a donation
Requiem for the old dirty gas station
Quick Chek has changed the game. Anyone who’s been to one knows how. There’s a sandwich counter; a real one,
Expanding horizons
What do T’ai Chi Chih, the American criminal justice system, and the history of jazz music all have in common? They’re
What to do before the next storm
Well, if you’re tired of hearing and thinking about Irene and Lee (and it’s surprising that no one has written