A black hole over Rosendale
When darkness falls, look east. The brightest star in that direction is blue Vega. Directly below it hovers the absolute
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Kids’ Almanac (June 19-26)
“What we do is subtle, mysterious, magical. We can be kind, gentle, soft, but not confused.” – Barry Kantrowitz, 365
Hugh Reynolds: Zimet got stung
By now everybody knows irrepressible challenger Sue Zimet plans to continue her primary quest against assemblyman Kevin Cahill, despite suffering
Weird honey Moon
This is the “orange Moon” time of year. Or at least amber: a true honey Moon – not bright white
Kids’ Almanac (June 12-19)
“Live from the heart of yourself. Seek to be whole, not perfect.” – Oprah Winfrey Make a Fathers’ Day
Swimming with the changing tide
In a couple of weeks, swimmers will pass by the Saugerties Lighthouse on their way to New York Harbor. On
Paul Brown: Reasonable people who disagree can still demonstrate reason
In the months to come, our local culture and character will be on display as those who share a common
Kingston After Dark: Bark at the moon
Okay, children of the night. It’s another week in our fabled city of rock and I am here to spread
Kids’ Almanac (June 5-12)
“Extraordinary things happen when ordinary folk begin to imagine the unthinkable.” – Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers Pride Parade
Susan Slotnick: The dancer, the choreographer and the cyber bully
Convicted felons released from prison, men of color from the inner city dancing together with white teenage girls and one