Kingston After Dark: Moonage Daydream
Editor’s note: due to the imminence of this Thursday’s show at The Anchor, we’re departing from our usual procedure and
Columns
A column by Susan Slotnick: The most dangerous man in the world
I was helping a new friend with a problem — a matter of the heart. Her issue was full of
Is the Singularity coming?
Stephen Hawking made headlines at the end of 2014 when, in a BBC interview, he said that we should be
Solar Success in Saugerties
Congratulations to Saugerties’ residents and business owners for responding so enthusiastically to the Solarize Saugerties campaign that’s been running since
Government conspiracy…or just jet contrails?
In one of the newspapers in which Almanac Weekly appears, the same letter-writers offer repeated excursions into sinister conspiracy and
Kingston After Dark: Kristin in kontrol
Sub Pop Records may be synonymous with the early days of Nirvana (still have cartoon-heart eyes for that “Love Buzz”
The Shift: Local non-profits should collaborate
I tend to take a big picture view of things, and one of my concerns with the proliferation of not-for-profit
Kingston After Dark: Truth or sanity?
The post-punk romantic struggle-themed jam “You Never Knew Me” by legends Magazine from their The Correct Use of Soap album
The math that destroys space and time
Professional astronomers use math routinely. Their journals brim with equations that can resemble the markings on Inca tablets. This holds
Paul Brown: New Paltz government needs competitive bidding now
Last month, the New York State Authority Budget Office criticized the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency (UCIDA) for hiring auditors