Private rockets to space… and the Halloween accident
On October 31, a deadly high-altitude accident destroyed the SS2 space plane. The test flight had been conducted by one
Voices
Letters (January 22-29)
An alternative to winter on-street parking ban After living for ten years outside of Saugerties I have returned. I love
Hugh Reynolds: Fooling with fueling
Vladimir Lenin promised peace and land, Herbert Hoover promised a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage.
Curmudgeon Corner: Words of wisdom
My daughter believes negativity leads to disease, so as you might imagine, my cantankerous disposition worries her. And she is
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 22-29)
“Learning how to do something in your hometown is the most important thing.” – Pete Seeger SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
Fragile success?
Given the robust number of New York City voices one hears on the streets of Ulster County even on winter
Paul Brown: Listen, do you want to know a secret?
While sorting through the Town of New Paltz invoices for 2013, I came across one from David Clouser & Associates
High-energy cosmic rays: You better duck
Cosmic Rays have a mysterious-sounding name, and live up to it. Even their history is intriguing. Their presence was first
A matter of perspective
A few years ago while I was in California to see my mother, I got in a fender bender with
Hugh Reynolds: Forward … march!
People ask me, as if I knew, why Congressman Chris Gibson decided to leave the House after only three terms.