Editorial: A paella of perspectives
I have had lots of opinions building up over my one-week vacation, so I am going to attempt to get
Voices
Kingston After Dark: Keep it real
October is all about transformation (when it comes to Halloween), so I guess it isn’t that far afield to start
Kids’ Almanac (Oct. 31-Nov. 7)
Pursue some path, however narrow and crooked, in which you can walk with love and reverence. – Henry David Thoreau
Mark Sherman: On the habits of highly happy people
Some 40 years ago, I took a written exam in New York City to get my license as a psychologist.
Letters: 10/24-31
TOWN SUPERVISOR Myers is posturing, not governing I keep hearing about Kelly Myers’ “courageous” new approach to the town budget
Hugh Reynolds: Rolling the dice
Considering that it’s a state issue, our contingent of state legislators has been remarkably reticent on the hot-button subject of
Poll: Who is your pick for highway superintendent?
The office of highway superintendent often goes uncontested. That’s certainly not the case this year, with two long-time Saugerties contractors
Gravity gets some things surprisingly right, others wrong
SPOILER ALERT: Have you seen Gravity? It’s a lot of fun. I don’t enjoy watching cruel behavior, so I appreciated
Letter: Hostility and condescension toward the youth of Saugerties
I am shocked by the rude and condescending attitude that certain candidates are showing towards younger voters. I am making
Kingston After Dark: October Rust
It’s been a dazzling progression into full-fledged autumn this year in Kingston, from the natural beauty of our region to