Letters (August 14-21)
Out of the darkness I drafted this letter a week ago but for whatever reason never got around to sending
Voices
Commentary: Yes on R-275 is a matter of fairness
By Kevin Smith and Kathy Nolan The Ulster County Legislature is poised to pass a forward-looking policy next Tuesday, Aug.
Hugh Reynolds: Train in vain?
Next Tuesday’s monthly Ulster legislature session could be the last roundup for Catskill Mountain Railroad supporters who hope to retain
Kingston After Dark: Jedi mind tricks
This has been an extra special summer, folks. Great people in my life and so much going on in our
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 14-21)
“Ninety percent of success is achieved by knowing you have something incredible to offer and having tenacious persistence.” – Jesse
Tourism without tears
“Cultural tourism is concerned with a country or region’s culture, specifically the lifestyle of the people in those geographical areas,
Letters (August 7-14)
Wanton destruction Wildlife is having a harder and harder time hanging onto any decent habitat, thanks to humans’ appetite for
Hugh Reynolds: Money talks. Sometimes it yells …
Just when we thought the campaign for Assembly between New Paltz Town Supervisor Susan Zimet and incumbent Kevin Cahill was
Scoping the impacts of NYC reservoir releases
While flipping through a local newspaper archive, I came across an item from the turn of the century about a
Kids’ Almanac (August 7-14)
“Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air’s salubrity.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Watery wonderlands: Zoom