Those new lights: will they hurt you?
We’re all switching to those new lights. Well, they’re not so new. Compact fluorescents have been around for several years.
Voices
Letters (2/28-3/6)
An Active Rail Bed Recently the Kingston Daily Freeman published a brief article about U.S. Senator Charles Schumer visiting Kingston
Political things
Does it seem a little nuts to be talking to people about running for the town offices here in February?
Regionalism as opportunity
Regionalism went a little bit mainstream in New York two years ago, when governor Andrew Cuomo’s state-of-the-state message unveiled a
Editorial: Homeless and on Facebook
The Kingston Police Department’s Facebook page is a boon to the community — it’s a real leap in keeping Kingstonians
Letters (2/28-3/6)
The once and future Saugerties It has been said by many that the only constant is change. This is certainly
Hugh Reynolds: No talking to people about guns
My mother, rest her soul, advised me when I got in this business never to talk to people about religion
The human touch
Something strange is happening. I noticed it first at Home Depot, a place that, like all big-box stores, gives me
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 28-Mar. 7)
Right is right, even if no one else does it. – Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts
Nature at your doorstep – The Foothills
Among the many kinds of walks we take, the walk close to home, along a less traveled path, has much