Bucket-list sky phenomena
Here are my top six sky apparitions that belong on everyone’s bucket list, most of which appear in your own backyard.
Columns
Kids’ Almanac (Nov. 1-8)
Take the kids: Día de los Muertos celebrations | Model train shows | Why you want an exchange student in your life
Kingston After Dark: Every walk of life
The big news is that Valley People Productions have convinced Iron Chic to visit Kingston. The show was originally booked at The Beverly but cops have been called for noise recently so they so had to move it to BSP. The show is on Nov. 10 and costs just $10 with a 7:30 p.m. start time and absolutely killer support bands Timeshares and Nightmares For a Week also.
Here come the gender police
Personal goodwill toward the marginalized people in your life does not absolve you of political callousness to their fate at the hands of authority.
Kids’ Almanac (Halloween edition)
Take the kids: Night of 100 Pumpkins in New Paltz, zombie skate in Saugerties, Woodstock Halloween parade and so much more!
The consummate sky-speaker
One word is so consistently mispronounced that I’ve been repeatedly corrected when I say it the right way, which is why it drives me bonkers.
Kingston After Dark: The full-flavored experience on Railroad Avenue
Upon entering Village Coffee and Goods, located on Railroad Avenue around the corner from Frank Guido’s Little Italy, my first impression was of delight at the sense of unity in design, light and energy flow within the comfortable specialty coffee shop.
Kids’ Almanac (10/18-10/25)
Haunted tours, tales and rails, pumpkin-carving, a festival of scarecrows and more Halloween treats
Those Lagrangian Points
You go there when you want privacy. Lagrangian points are very cool. So why haven’t we ever explored them in the 44 years this column has run?
Kingston After Dark: World without women
It is pathetic that more people on social media were talking about the Khabib Nurmagomedov-versus-Conor McGregor UFC match last weekend than the impending doom of America.