Letters (6/28-7/05)
Geniuses You would not believe how many people I have had discussions with lately who knew everything. Howard Harris Bearsville
Voices
Kids’ Almanac: There’s no place like home (July 5-12)
Whenever you go somewhere that speaks to your soul, you are going home to yourself. – Martha Beck As
8% pantomime
In a district reputed to have 130,000 registered Democrats, about 10,200 (including some write-ins, which we’ll have to wait
Letters (6/28-7/05)
Town should be wary of sports complex proposal I have been quite intrigued with the proposal to develop a sports complex
Kids’ Almanac: Parenting in the “Poughkeepsie Triangle”
Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.
Hugh Reynolds: Schreibman’s win a mixed blessing?
Every politician hopes for a big win in heavy voting, though they’ll all take a one-vote margin. In that sense,
Teasers
I hate teasers. But even as I write that I realize that my very title is something of a teaser.
Editorial: Tyner or Schreibman?
Raging like the battle for the local liberal soul that it actually is, the race between Joel Tyner and Julian
Hugh Reynolds: Time for Tyner?
Before making any predictions on Tuesday’s Democratic primary for Congress between Julian Schreibman of Marbletown and Joel Tyner of Clinton
Letters (6/21-6/28)
Great bridge I just wanted to publicly thank all and everyone who had a part in the rebuilding of the