Kids’ Almanac: (Feb. 11-18)
“Who, being loved, is poor?” – Oscar Wilde Swing a foam sword, hoot like an owl, sculpt some ice
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Letters: Inching toward the money; a gigantic flush
Inching toward the money This is an answer to a question raised by Hugh Reynolds’ article last week about the
Keeper’s Log: Ominous ice
On Tuesday evening, January 26th, I returned home to find the dock at a precarious angle with large chunks of
Some Hudson Valley jobs are gone for good
Job polarization — the growth in higher-skill, high-paying jobs and also lower-skill, generally lower-paying jobs at the expense of
Outdoors: Birdfeeders on my deck
I have what might be called a surfeit of birdfeeders on my back deck. It started simply enough with just one,
Hugh Reynolds: Ambush politics
Ulster County announces it plans to cut the sales tax share of the City of Kingston from 11.5 percent to
The Shift: Resist the Pilgrim Pipeline
I’m beginning to remember with fondness the good old days, only a few years ago, when we were worried we’d
Editorial: Who will stand for Kingston?
Mayor Noble is right. The sales tax talks with the county really are “one of the most important negotiations we
Kingston After Dark: Brain-safe choices
This week, instead of my usual entertainment or culture analysis, we are going to talk about self-defense. It is a
The Eagle’s View: Where are the Dems?
Local candidates running on the Democratic line last November had a number of successes. Supervisor Greg Helsmoortel, the Democratic candidate