Letters to the Editor – 1/19 to 1/25
Metaphorically Speaking Almost anyone can steer a ship in calm waters; however, only a true leader can do so
Voices
Gazillions of planets are no surprise, but an infinite universe is
Last week, two celestial revelations made headlines. One was popular with the public, the other astonished astronomers. The popular announcement,
Hinchey steps down
There hasn’t been a minute since I’ve lived in this area when I haven’t been represented in government by Maurice
Hugh Reynolds: Four on the floor
Employing the now-familiar late-Friday news release — fewer people read, view or listen to Saturday stories — the Mike Hein
Do it for Eleanor: Val-Kill issues call for volunteer gardeners
With the US economy still in the doldrums and many taxpayers in an ugly mood when it comes to any
Letters to the Editor (1/19-1/26)
Don’t change a thing I would like to thank last week’s reader (Letter, “Get Real”) for clearly pointing out all
Letters to the Editor – 1/12 to 1/18
One Love Free Spirit of Woodstock 69 Tinker St. is closing its doors on January 30. The first original Reggae
The empty building blues
With talk of closing Phoenicia Elementary School and Zena Elementary School, we could be faced with two more large pieces
Below the belt with Orion
With a period of dark moonless skies coming up, and (so far) an unusually snowless winter, let’s do some old-fashioned
Hugh Reynolds: The muddy, muddy Esopus
It is perhaps no small irony that County Executive Mike Hein, self-proclaimed farm boy from Esopus, now finds himself in