KingstonObserver.com: Editorial

Strange But True - April

Fri, 17 Apr 2008 05:24:00 GMT

Can an emotional dream in the dark of night bring two people together for a real daytime marriage?

Strange But True

Wed, 04 Mar 2008 13:21:00 GMT

Committee Plans Could Change the Skyline

Tue, 10 Mar 2008 04:31:00 GMT

Windmills May Take the Town by Storm
Can I afford it, what kind of dollar return will I get, is this the right economic time, will we need an override, should we begin with one and then test the waters? These will be the questions the town is faced with when it comes to our own decisions regarding windmills.

Ringside Observer: November 2007

Wed, 27 Nov 2007 13:36:00 GMT

EARLY WARNING? Word around Town Hall is that Mega-Developer Lloyd Geisinger is concerned that the State may take too long in reviewing his 2021 Kingston’s Place 730 unit subdivision. The project requires several time consuming processes including an Environmental Notification Form (ENF), Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and a Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act review (MEPA). He has asked the State for a waiver on the Route 3 Southbound access road in order for him to begin the road construction process prior to gaining all the aforementioned approvals on the project itself. Either he is worried that the State will nix the waiver or that and/or the construction process will tale longer then three years. Our Ringside Snoops report that Lloyd is starting to let people know that if this business takes longer then three years…we’ll have to give that $600,000 incentive check back. Now wouldn’t that be a kick in the butt, given all the hoopla that the check’s arrival caused.

Strange But True - September 2007

Sat, 28 Sep 2007 20:44:00 GMT

Do any other species dream in their sleep, and how would we know? They certainly couldn't tell us about it.

Strange But True - July '07

Wed, 24 Jul 2007 01:49:00 GMT

Question: What has been the biggest flying creature ever? Alongside this one, an eagle seems but a sparrow. S. S. Transport

Strange But True: June '07

Tue, 25 Jun 2007 19:15:00 GMT

Question: How did Earth's flowering plants eventually blossom into us? The original "flower power."
Answer: Nice-looking and -smelling flowers lured insects into pollination, fostering a wide array of vegetation that benefited primates, says botanist William C. Burger in "University of Chicago Magazine."

Ringside - May 2007

Wed, 22 May 2007 04:07:00 GMT

SHAME ON JEAN: For someone holding a Federal position as head of the Social Security Office in Hanover, Jean Landis-Naumann certainly showed none of the sense that would be expected of an individual holding such a position. It’s troubling, deeply troubling and involves matters that we suspect are far from over. We are, indeed, speaking of Jean’s role in the 40-R matter and the Geisinger Contract with the 11 member Indian Pond Neighborhood Association Board of Directors.