Letters: Smart meters in Saugerties (Part II)
Saugerties wakes up There has been an incredible backlash against the Saugerties citizens that are raising issues about the placement
Voices
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 29-Sept. 5)
If all the cars in the United States were placed end to end, it would probably be Labor Day weekend.
Exploding universe: a nova and a supernova right now
It’s a great time to observe the sky if, like most guys, you love explosions. Last week the brightest nova
Paul Brown’s accent on New Paltz – Dormitory woes
For the past four years SUNY New Paltz college president Don Christian and CRREO chief Gerry Benjamin have been making
Candidates court Conservative vote
The Town of Saugerties Conservative Party will hold a caucus Wednesday, Aug. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Center on Market
The mix-up that made many miss the meteors
Confusion surrounded the recent meteor shower: Many TV stations said that the Perseids would peak on Monday night, August 12.
Kids’ Almanac (August 22-29)
Today a new sun rises for me; everything lives, everything is animated, everything seems to speak to me of my
Anchor tenants
Higher education is an important industry in the Hudson Valley. Of the approximately 100,000 students in the mid-Hudson region’s colleges
Paul Brown’s accent on New Paltz – Pay to play?
How much should a business currently contracted to do work for a municipality, or one seeking such a contract, be
Commentary: A City Government for the Future
“When you find that change is constant, will you shun complacency?” — J. Harris As a kid, I grew up