The end of an era: Explore the Universe comes to a close
Since 1978, some 1,200 local residents have joined me at my home and observatory to explore the universe. It has been
Voices
The Common Core struggle
Just what is this revolt of parents and students against the Common Core testing about? In large part, it is
Hugh Reynolds: Senator Sinkhole
I’ll agree with Kingston Times editor Dan Barton that it’s good to have a United States senator on your side
Kids’ Almanac (April 16-23)
“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” – Arthur Ashe FRIDAY | APRIL 17
A cluster of angels
This Monday morning 22 persons, prospective angel investors and accompanying seraphim, met in an ex-IBM conference room at 300 Enterprise
Nature at your doorstep by Rich Parisio: Admiral Blackbird
What is the best way to keep time? I don’t profess to know, but I do know the most natural
Editorial: Of sinkholes and social media abuse
We’ve got something good and something bad to discuss in the city, both taking place within six hours of each
Hugh Reynolds: He said what?
There’s sometimes a huge disconnect between screaming headlines and the official explanation. Take “Ulster Accused of Shoddy Medicaid Monitoring, a
Geology in the town next door
Naturally, we don’t do geology only in Woodstock. We like to get around. Nearby Saugerties is another big attraction for
Letters (April 9-16)
Good Samaritan at Beer Universe So many times we just hear about how our young people in this country don’t