Observing cycles of nature & the media
A big reason why people observe nature is to recognize interesting patterns, like the cycles of the Moon and Sun or
Voices
Hugh Reynolds: Cheek to cheek
We get press and web releases almost every day from the local congressional campaigns of John Faso and Zephyr Teachout,
Kingston Times Letters: Irish Cultural Center, presidential debates
Move the Irish center I ask that this message be read and included in the minutes of the public comments
Letter: Now is the time to improve bicycle safety in New Paltz
We were deeply saddened to hear that a local bicyclist was hit from behind while cycling on Route 299 near
Economy: Right place, right time
“I been in the right place But it must have been the wrong time I’d of said the right thing
Op-ed: End the ethics waiting game
Too often we use the “Albany excuse” when it comes to adopting meaningful ethics reform. As the United States attorney
Should Onteora start classes an hour later?
A letter over there, might be the first one, is from a parent upset that Onteora has seemingly not been
Walking Woodstock: A citizen of Ashokan
On a warm late Sunday afternoon in mid-October the flaneur lay sprawled on a boulder atop Mount Guardian, studying, from
Hugh Reynolds: Feeling the Bern
I’m sure former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will draw a huge, rapturous crowd when he campaigns in New Paltz Friday
Say it in 140 or less!
That’s what Twitter does, for now, anyway. Makes users say what they have to say, with 140 characters being the