Kids’ Almanac (December 18-25)
“I should say winter had given the bone and sinew to literature, summer the tissues and the blood.” – John
Voices
Mark Sherman: Too close for comfort
Many years ago, when e-mail began replacing genuine human contact even between close friends, I received one from a friend
Climate change: Maybe we shouldn’t worry
A couple of weeks ago, in the wonderful HBO series The Newsroom, a climate expert told the news anchor that
Letters (December 11-18)
Thoughts on historic oversight shakeup hearing I was surprised by the account of the meeting concerning the fate of the
Editorial: A deal which should be taken
As someone who’s held and continues to hold the opinion that the Ulster & Delaware will do more people more
Hugh Reynolds: All aboard?
With apologies to Johnny Cash‘s “Folsom Prison Blues,” did Ulster County Exec Mike Hein hear the train a’ comin? How
Kids’ Almanac (December 11-18)
“Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness.” – Anne Frank Family Hanukkah event
A light in the dark
In this month of long nights, we celebrate light. Candlesticks are ceremoniously lit, and strings of light bulbs are draped
Letters (December 4-11)
Warrant checks a safety issue While I understand the concerns of Legislator Bartels and others regarding security checks at social
Odd weather pattern
A few weeks ago this page listed a month-by-month synopsis of typical sunlight, cloud and climate conditions for our region.