Kids’ Almanac (Oct. 31-Nov. 7)
Pursue some path, however narrow and crooked, in which you can walk with love and reverence. – Henry David Thoreau
Columns
Mark Sherman: On the habits of highly happy people
Some 40 years ago, I took a written exam in New York City to get my license as a psychologist.
Gravity gets some things surprisingly right, others wrong
SPOILER ALERT: Have you seen Gravity? It’s a lot of fun. I don’t enjoy watching cruel behavior, so I appreciated
Kingston After Dark: October Rust
It’s been a dazzling progression into full-fledged autumn this year in Kingston, from the natural beauty of our region to
Kids’ Almanac (October 24-31)
Q) What do birds sing on Halloween? A) “Trick or Tweet!” Safe treats for kids with food allergies Are
Asteroid DNA: Chelyabinsk fireball left fascinating traces behind
Last week, European scientists released their study of the fragments recovered following the Russian fireball on February 15 this year.
Kingston After Dark: Doozy of coolness
This week we have dirt rock, cannibals and comedy gold on the docket. Much to discuss, Kingston. Friday, Oct 18,
Kids’ Almanac (October 17-24)
“I hold onto my integrity while holding out my authentic self with dignity and pride. This is what has made
Mark Sherman: DVR world
I am not a big fan of modern technology. I don’t know, call me old-fashioned, but when I see a
Look at the clouds: They’re about to change
Clouds are a fascinating topic around here – especially since they are poised for a major makeover. Most of the