Our Beacon Editor checks back in
Reporter’s Notebook
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Reporter’s Notebook: The COVID Shrug
“I am built for sprints, not marathons, which is what the pandemic has become.”
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Reporter’s Notebook: Zeebuffo Coming to Garrison
Cross-species draws praise in The Ungulate Times
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Reporter’s Notebook: How This Journalist Got Scammed
When money is mentioned, triple your intuitive radar
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Reporter’s Notebook: What is ‘Local’ News?
“All politics may be local, but I wonder if that’s true of all news as well.”
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Reporter’s Notebook: Beacon Through the Eyes of the Class of 2022
Much has changed in city over two decades
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Reporter’s Notebook: Are Evictions Coming?
Uncertainty returns as moratorium expiresÂ
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Reporter’s Notebook: Appreciating Frank Bugg
A 1961 Beacon grad who pushed for teacher diversity at schools
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Reporter’s Notebook: A Changing of the Guard in Cold Spring
What it takes to serve a village
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Reporter’s Notebook: How High is Too Damn High?
A look at Beacon’s affordability crisis
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Reporter’s Notebook: Keep Beacon Weird
Is Beacon an East Coast version of Portland, Oregon?
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Reporters’ Notebook: The Art of Experience
An artist, a reporter, a lawyer, a real estate agent, and a 50-year-old car
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Reporter’s Notebook: New Year, Old Concerns
Mask neglect, unvaccinated students risk another shutdown
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Reporter’s Notebook: A Day with the Beacon Police
A reporter brings questions from readers – and one of his own
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Reporter’s Notebook: Philipstown’s Lost Newspaper
The short life of The Times
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Reporter’s Notebook: We All Could Have Died
Nine Philipstown residents who flirted with the Grim Reaper
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Editor’s Notebook: The Meeting Before the Meeting
The Open Meetings Law (and how to get around it)
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Reporter’s Notebook: Does Beacon Have Enough Affordable Housing?
Several segments of the city’s population are getting priced out
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Reporter’s Notebook: Does Beacon Need a Community Center?
City’s last communtiy center closed in 2011
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Editor’s Notebook: Behind the (Blue) Veil
An update on our efforts to see police disciplinary records
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Reporter’s Notebook: Are We That Far Apart?
Dueling protesters line each side of Route 9D
