Outdoors: Swamp to table
I live near a rather large wetland area and I watch for the wildlife that inhabit it. Herons and egrets
Columns
Something is rotten
As I met one evening last week with a group of neighbors negatively impacted by the water drilling and exploration
Kids’ Almanac (Sept. 25-Oct. 2)
“And I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point,
How to see an aurora
Last week a powerful X-class solar flare erupted smack in the middle of the Sun. It was optimally positioned to
Kids’ Almanac (September 18-25)
“Summer is already better, but the best is autumn.” – Valentin, Finnish writer Free ham radio classes in Goshen
Neptune is more interesting than you think
Neptune – which these weeks lies at its brightest and closest of the year – is an amazing place. Give
Kids’ Almanac (September 11-18)
“Make use of every moment and nurture it with affection, tenderness, beauty, creativity and laughter.” – Deepak Chopra Kid-friendly
Paul Brown: Ebola and UCIDA have something in common
They both can bleed you dry. The Ebola virus first appeared in 1976 when a more benign infection mutated into
Shipwrecks of Saugerties
Recently, one of our volunteer tour guides, Laurie Rankin, suggested we dredge up some stories about local shipwrecks to illustrate
Super Harvest Moon – or is it?
This weekend, the media will proclaim a SuperMoon. You can’t blame them; NASA sent out a press release saying that