Letters (November 13-20)
Hidden spending increases in town budget It’s hard to believe Saugerties has a large budget deficit and a poor credit
Voices
One job at a time
As large businesses continue to shrink, smaller ones become even more important to the American economy. Federal 2012 census statistics
Kids’ Almanac (Nov. 13-20)
“Never let the facts stand in the way of a good answer.” – Tom Magliozzi, Car Talk FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
Letters: Tracks and trails; Niagara Bottling
We want the tracks This morning, I talked with Mike Hein on Kingston Community Radio about how I disagreed with
Mark Sherman: She was an American Girl
As the father of three sons and grandfather of four grandsons, and with no sisters or nieces, I am in
A look ahead to the next eight months
With the last weekend’s clock change, and the sudden downward plunge of the thermometer, we’re not in Kansas anymore. We
Kids’ Almanac (November 6-13)
“How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes!” – Maya Angelou Habitat for
Brandon Missig: Elect people, not corporations
Campaign financing in America is a really fun game for corporations. The legislation surrounding the issue implicitly extends the right
Kingston After Dark: Monster mash-up
’Sup, Y’all? I am oozing snot from every orifice and no big pharma cold remedy or holistic goddess approach seems
Op-ed: Our picks for ballot propositions
Here’s our guide to the three propositions found on the back of the ballot. Proposal No. 1 – It purports to