Kingston After Dark: Uniform choice
If you are like me you are tired of the uniformity of many summer festivals in America. Sure, you have
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Chances are… Of lotteries and global destruction
A caller on last week’s Vox Pop show on WAMC worried about Nibiru. That’s the planet supposedly on a collision course
Secrets of the Juno spacecraft
Last week the space headlines were all about Jupiter. A billion-dollar spacecraft named Juno successfully fired its engine and went into
Kingston After Dark: Feelies good summer
New Jersey is known for plenty a classic punk or alternative band, from My Chemical Romance to Lifetime to, of
Mark Sherman: Why isn’t this a major feminist issue?
I have often wondered why feminism, which has dealt with so many important issues, seems to have largely ignored one
Farpoint on the Fourth: Our planet at its slowest
Earth reaches its farpoint on the Fourth of July. This is aphelion, when we are 94 million miles from old Sol. This three-percent
Susan Slotnick: Guns and stuff
Does the worst mass shooting, determined by numbers killed, make this one different, really? The other shootings — 23 mass
Garden Conservancy Open Days this Saturday
The Garden Conservancy Open Days program was created in 1995 as a means of introducing the public to gardening, by
Is Earth flat?
I just got back from the Wanderlust Festival in Vermont. My company, Slooh, wants to expand our audience. They thought it would
Honey Moon on the Solstice: It hasn’t happened since 1948
It’s rare, all right. A full Moon last landed smack on the Solstice in the 1940s. It’s the kind of thing that