Kids’ Almanac (March 21-28)
“In the spring I have counted 136 different kinds of weather inside of four and 20 hours.” – Mark Twain
Almanac Weekly
Sections
Visions of a vagabond
For Tillson-raised photographer John Fischer, it’s all about capturing the essence of a place. “You’ll notice I don’t get very
Our galaxy’s antimatter fountain
In 1928, the shy, brilliant physicist Paul Dirac predicted the existence of antimatter. When it was actually discovered seven years
If it only had a heart
Sam Raimi’s Oz the Great and Powerful may be raking in a whole lot more cash than Jack the Giant
Gabriel’s Café in Kingston moves around the corner
Gabriel’s Café gained a following for its healthful, locally sourced cooking and intimate café setting during the many years that
Brouhaha descending a staircase
It’s hard, at first, to think of art causing the sort of stir that the International Exhibition of Modern Art
New Paltz musician & zine author Kate Larson
We all have one great novel within us, or so the old truism contends. But if that is true, is
Brimstone, Booze and the Ballot revivifies suffragists’ struggle
The Women’s Suffrage Movement sounds like ancient history, doesn’t it? When we try to imagine it, we picture sepia-toned images
Kids’ Almanac (March 14-21)
Don’t try to break the will of that little girl. She’s going to need it. Find a way to make
Flour power at Wild Hive Farm
Soft white snow fell as I drove along Salt Point Turnpike in Clinton Corners, passing picturesque farms dotted with red