Kids’ Almanac (Sept. 12-19)
The way you do anything is the way you do everything. – Patrick Wanis, PhD Kids’ book author/illustrator Iza
Voices
It’s easy to be virtual
“Basically we have become a global company headquartered at the end of a farm road in Highland,” explains John Storyk.
Accent on New Paltz – Non-partisan elections
One of the most frequently touted benefits of consolidating the town and village governments is that it would make non-partisan
Hugh Reynolds: Party business
Primaries in New York State are carried out on the public’s dime, the implicit rationale being that supporting the two-party
Letters (9/5-9/12)
No need to rush in new meters After attending an informational session presented by the company that the town of
Letters on Ward 3 primary
Why I’m running for Third Ward alderman As Kingston resident, a small business owner, a board member of the Kingston
Kingston After Dark: It’s happening
I often like to preview upcoming music or art events in this column but this week let’s fondly gaze back
Kids’ Almanac (Sept. 5-12)
You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother. – Proverb Respect your elders
Mark Sherman – Difficult People
Most of us have a bunch of words for those who psychologists refer to as “difficult people,” but no matter
Hugh Reynolds: Who shot the sheriff?
On my recent backyard vacation I read that Ulster County Legislature Minority Leader Dave Donaldson had taken extreme umbrage at