Romance in the heavens: Where to find free Valentine’s gifts
When I was a teenager, I fell in love a couple of times. I’d sweep my hand towards the night
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Kids’ Almanac: (Feb. 11-18)
“Who, being loved, is poor?” – Oscar Wilde Swing a foam sword, hoot like an owl, sculpt some ice
Kingston After Dark: Brain-safe choices
This week, instead of my usual entertainment or culture analysis, we are going to talk about self-defense. It is a
Great easy spectacles…like this weekend’s unique triangle
When you go online, you probably first get to a welcome screen. It delivers the day’s news and sometimes includes
Kids Almanac (February 4-11)
“Didn’t we do this yesterday?” – Groundhog Day, the movie Superbowl for soup kitchens Inviting anyone over for the Big
Kingston After Dark: Homespun heart
As last Sunday’s sun kissed the backs of fisherfolk outside my apartment window and even the wind chill showed a
That striking planet alignment is this week
This past week, the major media carried headlines about a lineup of planets. They urged everyone to watch the sky
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 28-Feb. 4)
Pet a llama, eat FDR’s birthday cake or throw soybeans at the Oni Ogre “The test of our progress
My personal credo
You know, when you’ve been doing a humor column for as long as I have, coming up with new ideas
Exploring Nature’s rarest phase
With streams freezing up, we’re temporarily losing something very special – something incredibly rare in the universe: an environment with