Letters (May 24-31)
Firemen free sealed-off kitty This is to thank the Saugerties Volunteer Fire Department for rescuing my cat from inside one
Posts Tagged 'fracking'
Democratic congressional faceoff pits Schreibman against Tyner
Apparently brushing aside an underfunded primary challenge by Dutchess legislator Joel Tyner, local House of Representatives candidate Julian Schreibman says
Fracking opponents oppose use of fluid as road de-icer
Virtually all of the 58 who spoke at Wednesday evening’s hearing on a proposed county law to prohibit the use
Olive slaps down fracking, Agrees on moratorium
The Town of Olive saw its meeting hall packed for its monthly meeting Tuesday night, April 10. And everyone left
Incomplete science?
It’s funny that when some industries claims that, for instance, the science behind climate change is incomplete, it’s with the
The new kids in town
New Paltz Defense Against Fracking is the new environmental kid in town. We are a citizens-initiated group of concerned New
Letters (Dec. 8 – Dec. 15)
Failure to designate Opus 40 historic shows board’s ignorance These are the times that try men’s souls. When we can’t
Taking precautions
An open letter to DEC commissioner Joe Martens: The Town of New Paltz appreciates the hard work that you and
What people ask an astronomer in the supermarket
When friends, strangers or former students run into me in the supermarket, I’m asked questions. Maybe I can squeeze a
Could über-toxic fracking wastewater end up in Kingston? Possibly.
Kingston is located just beyond the eastern edge of the underlying Marcellus Shale. This gift of geography would seem to