Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 6-13)
“Woody Guthrie and Lee Hays were the two geniuses I knew. And Toshi the third.” – Pete Seeger In honor of Kids’
Columns
Is there no time to lose?
Physicists increasingly doubt that time has any independent existence. Let’s look at this afresh. We could start with a paradox
Mark Sherman: Customer service
Ah, customer service. What joy that can bring to our lives, whether we are on the calling end or the
Accent on New Paltz: The people in our neighborhood
It has been said that ‘all politics is local’. Surely the corollary to that is that all localities are made
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 30-Feb. 6)
“A farmer should on Candlemas day have half his corn and half his hay.” -Traditional Happy Chinese New Year!
Water, water everywhere?
We usually undervalue the commonplace. Clouds are less appreciated than rainbows, while rainbows are deservedly less exalted than the super-vivid
On The Rocks: Two Glaciers Crash
We have been exploring the ice age history of the North-South Lake State Park. Specifically we have been following the
Kids’ Almanac (January 23-30)
Be sincere; be brief; and be seated. – Franklin D. Roosevelt’s advice to his son on giving speeches Pet
Sun explosions and auroras right here
Last week’s huge X-class solar flare did not give us auroras – because we never had a chance. Thursday night
Kingston After Dark: Real craft
This cold weather thing got you down? Well, I am trying to deal with it just like the rest of