Letters (September 11-18)
Preservationist bloc has power There is an increasingly expanding community that has chosen to live here because of the cultural
Voices
Kids’ Almanac (September 11-18)
“Make use of every moment and nurture it with affection, tenderness, beauty, creativity and laughter.” – Deepak Chopra Kid-friendly
Figuring out the future
Is a shuffling of the responsibilities of the players the way to turn America’s struggling healthcare world around? New York
Paul Brown: Ebola and UCIDA have something in common
They both can bleed you dry. The Ebola virus first appeared in 1976 when a more benign infection mutated into
Closing the skills gap with online learning
As everyone entitled to a job? Or do individuals need to make sure they have the skills needed by employers,
Letters: Demilitarize the KPD; Mitchell’s agenda
Chief confirms ‘New Jim Crow’ is alive in Kingston Kingston residents are outraged by the statements Kingston Police Chief Tinti
Shipwrecks of Saugerties
Recently, one of our volunteer tour guides, Laurie Rankin, suggested we dredge up some stories about local shipwrecks to illustrate
Letters (September 4-11)
Confront the arrogance of power It is not every person who is brave enough to confront the arrogance of power.
Super Harvest Moon – or is it?
This weekend, the media will proclaim a SuperMoon. You can’t blame them; NASA sent out a press release saying that
Hugh Reynolds: How do you spell Torres?
Assemblyman Kevin Cahill staffer and New Paltz Town Councilman Dan Torres returned from a brief trip last month to discover