Exploring Nature’s rarest phase
With streams freezing up, we’re temporarily losing something very special – something incredibly rare in the universe: an environment with
Voices
Hugh Reynolds: Scramble for the open seat
Say what you will about Republican Chris Gibson. By announcing he wasn’t running for a fourth term a year ago,
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 21-28)
“Do you know the difference between education and experience? Education is when you read the fine print; experience is what
Kingston After Dark: Golden years
If anything, David Bowie revealed himself in his final days before his death and/or birthing into the next realm of
The adoration of the Unknown
We’re still learning how to gain knowledge. It’s hit-and-miss. In some scientific areas our hard data is almost complete. We
Letters: Thanks, Shayne Gallo; solar options; economic development
Thanks and good luck Happy New Year to all my friends: All the unaffiliated, non-registereds, write-in voters, and the voters
Letters (January 14-21)
Our hearts are overwhelmed So many have been touched by the loss of our beloved son, brother, and uncle. We
Hugh Reynolds: Toward transparency
I don’t make it a practice of commenting on fellow columnists, but I want to commend Alan Chartock, the Freeman’s
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 14-21)
Party Bangladeshi-style, pet a Dalmatian, play with paints or shoot a flintlock on snowshoes “Let us realize the arc
The middle of the Sun, the Earth and the universe
What would you find at the exact center of our world? the Sun? the Universe? Anyone with a below-ground basement