The cosmic basics: Fourteen key numbers
Many are bothered that Pluto is no longer classified as a planet. I think the annoyance runs a bit deeper. Astronomy
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Moth-viewing expedition in Kingston on Friday night
The general attitude toward the humble moth can be discerned through a simple Google search that reveals that it’s the
Black Creek’s child-scale treat
Harry Potter has Platform 9 ¾; Legos have couch cushions; my kids and I disappear to Scenic Hudson’s Black Creek
The best meteors in years
Who doesn’t love a dramatic “shooting star” ripping across the sky? Well, we live in the best area, and we’re
On the trail of art at WSW’s au•gust art festival
Once upon a time, in the days of the Rosendale cement boom, there was a busy rail depot across from
Rhinebeck at forefront of the Green Burial Movement
It’s as old as the hills, and as contemporary as a hybrid car. “Green” burials were once the only way
Should you walk or run through the rain?
It’s strange, all right. Our region has a cloudy season, but not a rainy season. For half the year our area
Learn to forage edible mushrooms safely with the Mid-Hudson Mycological Association
Jill Weiss resisted and resisted. She was always too tired after a day’s work to go tramping through the woods,
A coming Ice Age?
You’ve seen the headlines: Researchers just developed a new mathematical model that purportedly predicts the Sun’s future behavior. They conclude
Kingston Land Trust seeks community input for Greenline design
[portfolio_slideshow id=16723] Over the past 50 years, America has been radically reengineered for the car. Expressways, massive suburban sprawl