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This week’s newspaper is filled with information that is vital for anyone who calls eastern Dutchess County home. Our reporters have been out on the scene writing up accounts of meetings, reporting on projects that are planned in coming days and those that are farther out.
Two disaster categories are in desperate need of solutions — quick, accurate, and effective solutions to environmental disasters. Okay, yes, there are more than two disaster categories, but let’s focus on two: Oil spills and wildfires.
Oil spills are inevitable.
The NASDAQ 100 index has carried the market for the first half of the year. Over the last few weeks, however, other areas of the markets have been coming back to life. Nimble traders might look at some of those sectors in the weeks ahead.
Last week we promised that we would let our summer reporting interns share their experiences with you. But before we do, here’s a quote from Robert Estabrook, the celebrated owner of The Lakeville Journal and The Millerton News during the 1970s and into the mid-1980s: “With all its failings and imperfections, journalism still offers an exciting
Questioning Amenia Planning Board waiver
I believe the Amenia Planning Board counsel and engineer are working for the interests of developers and not the people of Amenia.
This summer has marked another successful season for journalism interns at The Lakeville Journal and The Millerton News. Both newspapers have been blessed with outstanding contributions by a group that ranged from a rising high school senior to a recent high school graduate to college undergraduates with journalism careers in their sights.
Dear EarthTalk: What exactly is “climate migration” and is it already happening? –B.T., via email
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