Our kids and the internet
Yesterday I spent the entire day, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., listening to teenagers relate to each other. “Relate”
Voices
Death of the Saugerties middle class?
My family and I left Saugerties in 1992, at about the time that the town was turning around. The village
Letter: Waste of money
I am appalled that Tim Matthews is getting a $60,000 pension that is protected by law. I am surprised that there
Hugh Reynolds: Gallo’s first message
We used to call the annual “mayor’s message” the “mayor’s massage,” since it usually rehashed recent accomplishments and rarely broke
Venus and Jupiter reach spectacular conjunction this weekend
You’ve already seen it. You couldn’t help it. There in the west after sunset, two brilliant “stars” grab attention because
Editorial: Leadership and unintended consequences
Before I get into what I thought of Shayne Gallo’s speech, I want to talk about the Republican presidential primaries.
Kids’ Almanac: Pie on Pi Day, walk with your girls on International Women’s Day
“If somebody offers me cake or pie, I say, ‘I want both!’ It’s a feeling of no limits.” – Lisa
Enough with the nagging
The teaser on AOL said something like “More likely to cause divorce than adultery!” What? I thought to myself. How
This bud’s for you
In some ways winter is the best season to look at trees. Without the dense foliage that obscures them in
Letters – 3/1 to 3/7
Banks Are People, Too In the wake of the financial crisis brought about by irresponsible lenders, it’s rare to hear