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Reporter’s Notebook: The COVID Shrug
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“I am built for sprints, not marathons, which is what the pandemic has become.”
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“I am built for sprints, not marathons, which is what the pandemic has become.”
Cross-species draws praise in The Ungulate Times
When money is mentioned, triple your intuitive radar
“All politics may be local, but I wonder if that’s true of all news as well.”
Much has changed in city over two decades
Uncertainty returns as moratorium expires
Lost in social media’s addictive pull
The Current publishes its 500th issue
A 1961 Beacon grad who pushed for teacher diversity at schools
What it takes to serve a village
A look at Beacon’s affordability crisis
Is Beacon an East Coast version of Portland, Oregon?
An artist, a reporter, a lawyer, a real estate agent, and a 50-year-old car
Mask neglect, unvaccinated students risk another shutdown
A reporter brings questions from readers – and one of his own
The short life of The Times
Nine Philipstown residents who flirted with the Grim Reaper
The Open Meetings Law (and how to get around it)
Several segments of the city’s population are getting priced out
City’s last communtiy center closed in 2011
An update on our efforts to see police disciplinary records
Dueling protesters line each side of Route 9D
Highlights from 10 years of coverage
Reporter Michael Turton is put on the spot