Kids’ Almanac (September 4-11)
“One may turn the handle, open the door and pass through into a larger life space.” – Robert Fulghum
Columns
Fowl language
In water fowling literature, you can find many wonderful passages by really good writers that describe what it truly means
News from the edge of the solar system
Two years ago, the first human-made object left the solar system. That was Voyager 1. Right now, in late August
Kingston After Dark: Class actions
Heavenly tidings today. Steaz all-natural energy drink is a delicious blend of guarana, acai, green tea and yerba matte with
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 28-Sept. 5)
“You will find that it is necessary to let things go, simply for the reason that they are heavy.” –
A Day’s Work: Matt Gallucci
On the face of it, Matt Gallucci has one of the village’s least desirable jobs — he’s the New Paltz
Paul Brown: Visiting virtual New Paltz
For those interested in our town’s local culture (something that I admit to being fascinated with), (and, yes, I am
Summer’s best weekend: Worth looking up
Time for easy astronomy – loveliness that soothes the soul but require no charts, no knowledge. It’s right now, the
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 21-28)
Refurbished: Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum adds new exhibits & activities If your family includes anyone from baby to six years old, and
Growing darkness: How it really works
Of course you’ve noticed that we have less daylight than we did in July. Maybe you listen to public radio and