Letters: Sales tax, shooting range, Chris Gibson
The people’s money The money generated by sales — sales tax — belongs to the people who generated it. It
Voices
Hugh Reynolds: You go, Nyquist
Up until about a month ago, former New Paltz mayor Tom Nyquist was a familiar, respected elder around his hometown.
Letters (May 12-19)
For The Benefit Of All Inhabitants Thinking about the upcoming celebration of Israeli Independence day on May 12, I reflect
Monk, Hans Hofmann and Small Town Talk
Quite a few people around here have been telling me that they have read my quotes in Barney Hoskyns’ book,
Paul Brown: New Paltz government needs competitive bidding now
Last month, the New York State Authority Budget Office criticized the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency (UCIDA) for hiring auditors
Walking Woodstock: Charles Gatewood
By default, I am the keeper of the R.Mutt Press pencil. This is a responsibility that will weigh heavily on
Hugh Reynolds: Boys to men
I want to be fair to Steve Noble, Kingston’s new mayor. But as a Kingston resident I can’t help worrying
Letters (May 5-12)
A Solar Experience In 2013 I had a ground array solar system installed on our property. Since that time I have
Monday’s transit of Mercury: The year’s biggest sky event?
If you know any backyard astronomers, you’ve heard them rant and rave about the upcoming transit of Mercury. It is
Point of view: Macrame in the White House
Inauguration day was really exciting for Bernie, Jane and the gaggle of children and grandchildren. The day was brisk, chilly