Fit to Print
An exhibition of prints by SUNY New Paltz students at the Arts Society of Kingston this month.
Music
CD ReviewsThe Big Takeover, The Designer Drugs and Erica Lindsey Quartet reviewed. |
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We Are The ModsCelebrated minimalist composer Steve Reich comes to Vassar’s annual Modfest. |
The DIY Da Vinci: Brian DewanA profile of retro-futurist local musician Brian Dewan. |
Nightlife HighlightsLocal performances by Radio Fix, The Jeremy Baum Soul Band and Shemekia Copeland Band. |
Meet the MastersFolk Music at the Rosendale Theater on Sunday, January 18 with John Specker and Bruce Molsky. |
Poetry
AlsoReader-generated poetry |
Famous ExpertsReader-generated poetry |
Growing PainReader-generated poetry. |
The BiffyReader-generated poetry |
At HomeReader-generated poetry |
Gossamer 3Reader-generated poetry |
For My Father (poem)Reader-submitted poetry. |
Barn in the RainReader-submitted poetry |
Green BusesReader-generated poetry |
The CallingReader-generated poetry |
News & Politics
While You Were SleepingThis month’s news excerpts: The LAPD’s Guns-Gifts program, Swedish heroin decriminalization, Myanmar’s faulty health care system, and more. |
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Beinhart’s Body Politic: Get Some New ReligionThe differences between old religion, new religion, and no religion. |
The Ground is Moving Beneath Us: Q&ADimitri Papadimitriou discusses the origins of the current financial crises, how it is affecting the rest of the world, and what the next couple years will bring. |
Arts & Culture
A Time of SacrificeA show exhibiting WWI-era propaganda |
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Fit to PrintAn exhibition of prints by SUNY New Paltz students at the Arts Society of Kingston this month. |
Beautiful TruthsThe Erick Hawkins Dance Company performs at the Rhinebeck Center for Performing Arts this month. |
Horoscopes
Planet Waves HoroscopesYour Horoscope for the New Year |
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Welcome to the Next World (The One You’re Making)Eric Francis Coppolino sets the astrologic tone for 2009. |
Whole Living
Wellness Tips for The New YearMake good on your resolution. |
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Flowers Fall: Field Notes from a Buddhist Mom's Experimental LifeVows for the New Year |
Food & Drink
Salt TalkPickling vegetables and curing meat in your own home can be inexpensive, fun, and tasty. |
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Books
All Projects NOW!The poet laureate of Woodstock talks about “Poems for New Orleans,” his newest collection. |
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Book Review: The Book From the SkyReviewing Robert Kelly’s newest, a post-modern tale with a religio-mystic bent. |
Poetry for the New YearChronogram selects inspiring verse to help bring in the new year. |
Sustainability
The Route to SustainabilityHow the auto manufacturers are becoming greener, and how you can help at home. |
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View From the Top
Esteemed ReaderPublisher Jason Stern muses about the the goal of interconnectedness in the human community. |
Chronogram Seen: JanuaryChronogram’s Rhinebeck Business Mixer at Starr Place |
Brian K. Mahoney: Editor’s NoteThe expanding financial crises and its effects on local businesses. |
On The Cover: Calendar 2009Robert Kocik’s 2009 calendar, designed exclusively for Chronogram. |
Local Luminary: Alex MatthiessenAlex Matthiessen of Riverkeeper on an upcoming Supreme Court decision that will affect the Hudson River. |
Greene County
The Greene BoomDespite national trends, things are looking up for Greene County. |
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Weddings & Celebrations
Eight Tips for Killer Wedding PhotosEverything needed to perfectly capture your special day. |
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Parting Shot
Parting Shot: Laura LevineA photograph of Richard and Linda Thompson from 1982 |
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