Hugh Reynolds: The new Maurice?
Local Democrats are eagerly anticipating what could be the second coming of Maurice Hinchey. A primary difference between the former
Voices
Letters (8/8-8/15)
What is highway superintendent hiding? I write this letter concerning a disturbing trend by one of our elected officials in
Letter: Kevin Cahill rebuts sales-tax critics
Over the last several months, I stayed focused on serving the people of the 103rd Assembly District. I have avoided
Here come the meteors!
Here they come! Already the post-midnight sky is ablaze with three or four times more shooting stars than normal. Each
Kids’ Almanac (August 8-15)
Never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty and truth and compassion against injustice and lying and greed. If
Simple Science Can be Fascinating
You hear or read something and go, “Wow, that’s cool, I never knew that.” When the “new” fact is something
Letters (8/1-8/8)
Pedestrian right-of-way signs needed In 2003, New York State passed a law mandating right-of-way at intersections for pedestrians. I recently
Letters: Kingston Point Rail Trail, high school bond vote
Uplifting summit With all of the bad news in the world, it is uplifting when something positive happens in our
Kids Almanac (August 1-8)
“Sometimes I wish I had a terrible childhood, so that at least I’d have an excuse.” ~ Jimmy Fallon
Is gravity weirder than we think?
We’ve long known that our Milky Way galaxy will collide with its neighbor Andromeda in about four billion years. But