Can your dog read your mind?
We all want to know what’s going on. Can we adapt to higher sea levels? What are the chances for
Voices
Letters: Turn your back on fossil fuels
Though we appreciate Mr. Bochis taking the time to write to our humble small town newspaper, we find it interesting
Letters: Niagara Bottling, Hugh Reynolds’ allegedly bad attitude, rail/trail cooperation
Impoverished and soiled The Niagara Bottling proposal is complex and has problems at multiple levels. The problem is larger than
The winter soundscape
The ice, the wind, the snow — these are not only essential elements of our wintertime scenery but also the source and structure of the frozen soundscape. Sometimes it is worth it to peel back the parka hood or lift a fold of a wool cap to expose an ear to the cold and soak up the sounds or simply enjoy the stillness.
Letter: Help save the post office
The postmaster general plans to Bulldoze 82 plants from across the country including the Mid-Hudson Processing Facility in Newburgh. The
Hugh Reynolds: Guns and butter
From his speech before the chamber of commerce in Kingston last week, it was hard to believe U.S. Rep. Chris
Kingston After Dark: Amazing grace
The beat goes on, they say. I was still reeling from the sudden death of my former landlord and Kingston
Editorial: Village must consider consolidation
At the stroke of midnight, Jan. 1, 2011, a 155-year-old Saugerties institution ceased to be. Its dissolution was the subject
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 5-12)
“The most serious charge which can be brought against New England is not Puritanism but February.” – Joseph Wood Krutch
Repairing New Paltz
How does one even begin to address the governmental fiasco being perpetrated on our community by a majority of the