Letters (July 17-24)
Festival was a success A special thank you to the people who held the Hudson Project musical festival this past
Voices
The darkest starry skies are this week
It’s now the dark of the Moon – and the warmest fortnight of summer, climatologically. Our typical nighttime low is
Kids’ Almanac (July 17-24)
“Did you know that ocean waves arrive every eight seconds, on average, and generally match the speed of cars in
Independence lessons
It’s not easy being independent. It’s been three years since I said goodbye to a steady paycheck and joined the
New Horizons spacecraft to send pix of Pluto
Pluto is at opposition this month, meaning that it’s now at its brightest. That’s not good enough. It’s too dim
Editorial: Another look, maybe?
It seems the city’s new ethics board fumbled its first case. We’d like to see them take another look at
Letters (July 10-17)
Beach patrons, not businesses, should clean it up After reading some of the comments in the June 26 issue regarding
Nature Walk: Insect oracles
To all appearances this was a bad spring for moths and butterflies. Our porch light and lit-up windows have attracted
Hugh Reynolds: The good side
The opposite faces of Ulster County Executive Mike Hein, the good and the bad, were on display last week. Since
Kingston After Dark: Heavy metal heart
Morning, my lovelies. How are we all today? I am in a splendid mood after attending the wedding of longtime