Making Babies
Filmmaker Abby Epstein’s most recent documentary, The Business of Being Born, takes a look at women giving birth outside of hospitals.
Poetry
Poem: The News Comes Every MorningAnother day in waiting rooms. |
Poem: To JL, After The Death of His BrotherSee him safely across. |
Poem: My Inner Polonius’s Advice to My Inner Laertes at the Dawn of a New RomanceMy blessing with thee! |
Poem: Suicide Doorson bridge. Occupants must remain. |
Poem: Don't Sendhow was I to know they want your stuff |
Poem: A Room With Three WallsThe living room is covered in a cream shag carpet. |
Poem: They Set Your Body On FireIt went something like this: |
Music
CD Review: Mike & RuthyMichael and Ruth Ungar spent their Honeymoon in the recording studio making a beautiful album as a duo. |
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CD Review: Bar ScottAward-winning Hudson Valley songwriter and chanteuse Bar Scott releases an album of standards that span the 1930s and 1960s. |
CD Review: Von Robinson & His UniverseWappingers Falls’s Von Robinson & His Own Universe release a sugary Indie rock album. |
American MastersJohn Hiatt and Lyle Lovett will perform Sunday February 17 at UPAC in Kingston. |
Ramble OnTriumphing over many hardships, local legend Levon Helm continues to make great music. |
Weddings & Celebrations
To Love and To CherishFind the best wedding day jewelry that fits your personal style. |
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The Words of a WeddingStories of couples who chose to write their own vows and how they decided upon the words to use. |
Whole Living
The PathworkDating back to the 1970s the spiritual guidance known as The Pathwork is being restored. |
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Urgent Care CentersWalk-in medical services also known as urgent care centers are convenient and popping up in more communities. |
News & Politics
Beinhart's Body PoliticIt’s official. Talk of recession. We might or might not be in one. |
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While You Were SleepingThe gist of what you have missed. |
With Friends Like TheseFacebook continues to draw more and more users in everyday, but is there really any benefit to having a Facebook account? |
Parting Shot
Parting ShotWhile in southern Lebanon during the Lebanon Conflict photographer Paolo Pellegrin shot many pictures of the country and it’s people. |
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Arts & Culture
Making BabiesFilmmaker Abby Epstein’s most recent documentary, The Business of Being Born, takes a look at women giving birth outside of hospitals. |
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Still Life With TortureDaniel Heyman interviewed 25 detainees in Istanbul making transcript/portraits of them which will be at the Samuel Dorsky Museum this month. |
The Wooly EmancipatorFour portraits of Abraham Lincoln by Oscar Strodl will be shown at Incident Report in honor of Lincoln’s birthday. |
Portfolio: Ion ZupcuIon Zupcu discusses his unique style of photography. |
The Power of SeegerMusician-activist Pete Seeger is honored in the movie Pete Seeger: The Power of Song, playing at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck the second week of this month. |
Lucid Dreaming
Drawn TogetherThe Garrison Art Center will be holding the exhibition “Drawing Revealed” showing many different drawing styles and techniques. |
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Books
Book Review: Shooting for the Moon: The Strange History of Human SpaceflightBob Berman highlights a century of space exploration. |
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Book Review: Like You'd Understand, AnywayA collection of 11 captivating short stories focusing on disaster and triumph. |
OriginsPoet Barbara Louise Ungar discusses her latest book, winning the Gival Press Poetry Award and being a mother. |
Book Review: Hats and Eyeglasses: A Family Love Affair With GamblingMartha Frankel tells of her battle with a gambling addiction and her family’s help. |
Short TakesSix more books worth reading this month. |
View From the Top
Editor's NoteLosing the wiffle ball in the high grass on the summer solstice, a year-and-a-half ago on the back side of the Shawangunk Ridge in High Falls. Twelve of us drinking wine, having a picnic, saying any absurdity that entered our heads—meaningless things you believe you’ll always have time for on the longest night of the year. |
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Chronogram Seen: JanuaryThe events we sponsor, the people who make a difference, |
Esteemed ReaderThe notion of embracing suffering might sound perverse, but if it follows the prior step of acceptance, it’s sublime. |
Local Luminary Tricia Haggerty-WenzExecutive director of Safe Harbors on the Hudson Tricia Haggerty-Wenz is helping to make Newburgh a better place. |
On the Cover
On The CoverArtist Joanne Klein continues to develop her style of painting becoming more and more abstract. |
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Horoscopes
Horoscopes: FebruaryHoroscopes for the month of February. |
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The Sprint to 2012The year 2012 has been seen as something special since the Harmonic Convergence in 1987 and the astrology for 2008 puts us into the final approach for 2012. |
Food & Drink
Italy (via Brooklyn) in Newburgh Caffè MacchiatoWith its outstanding menu and friendly atmosphere Caffè Macchiato in Newburgh is a hit. |
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Community Notebook
Dot Com DJMark Stutzman is bringing the mixtape into the 21st century through his website. |
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