Hugh Reynolds: Solomon said …
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein and his lawyers are wrestling with one of those Hatfield-McCoy-type situations that might have had
Voices
Letters (May 10 – May 17)
Yes on school budget I am voting yes for the proposed school budget vote on Tuesday, May 15. I am
Letter: School district encourages low turnout
Once again, Saugerties Central Schools are doing everything in their power to minimize voter turnout. Despite annual discussions of how
Commentary: Don’t take right to vote for granted
By Dr. Paul Padalino The year 2008 represented a landmark year for politics. Regardless of political affiliation, pundits were amazed
Editorial: That shrinking feeling
Loss hurts. Before, during and after. Kingston found out this week that another blow is on its way, as it
Kids Almanac: Mother’s Day, birds, blossoms, boxing & baklava
In his work Birds and Poets, John Burroughs describes the contrast between the course of change that we experience through
The show must go on
With the news of the latest budget cuts to the fall drama and other extra-curricular activities, I’ve returned to write
Locking up our children
It’s the droning boring recitation of testimony in court cases that is the perfect accompaniment for me to oil paint
When it’s 73 degrees, Woodstock moves at speed of sound – literally
I don’t know why I never realized this before: Woodstock happens to move exactly at the speed of sound. Given
The cruel arithmetic of hydraulic fracturing
This morning, in New Paltz, I hear again the sweet pure song of the white-throated sparrow. “Old Sam Peabody, Peabody”