Kingston After Dark: Beacons of life
Sometimes you meet people who are so into what they’re doing — really using their precious time to cultivate a
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Kids’ Almanac: Special camps & hamster pants, skulls & bones & musical tones
“You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you odd.” – Flannery O’Connor Young Writers’ Programs in
Susan Slotnick: Two sides to every story
My brother died three years ago. He did not live to see marriage equality prevail, ending triumphantly in last week’s
All you need to know about Pluto as it gets stranger by the minute
The New Horizons spacecraft is now just a few days from reaching Pluto. After traveling for nine years, it is
Kids’ Almanac: Fly in a balloon, ogle an owl, hear big drums in a cave or learn to fish
“Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.”
Kingston After Dark: Dramatic Times
While I am tempted, of course, to open things loudly by proudly trumpeting the historic establishment of marriage equality across
Keeping the Hudson clean
Summer is heating up and the water is beckoning. A typical afternoon might see a group of kayakers cruising out
First visit to the unknown world of Pluto
In Bastille Day, the human race will visit the final planet – or ex-planet. The fastest-ever spacecraft was launched in
Kids’ Almanac (July 2-9)
“To make living itself an art, that is the goal.” – Henry Miller BioBlast at Kingston Point At first,
Kids’ Almanac (June 25-July 2)
“Woman to appear on new $10 bill which will be worth $7.80.” – @SeanX3 (on Twitter.com) New Paltz FootGolf