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Our NIE program brings newspapers into the classroom as a learning tool, engaging students and teachers in discussions of real-life issues and events.
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- Law & Disorder (May 17, 2012) (1068)
- Talk of closing one of Kingston's two hospitals began in November, HealthAlliance officials say (with video highlights) (879)
- Law & Disorder (May 16, 2012) (411)
- Drivers hurt in Route 28 crash in Woodstock (351)
- Voters refuse to let school districts break tax cap (with chart) (286)
- Proposed Saugerties Town Hall tribute to ex-supervisor fails (222)
- Highland voters oust school board incumbents (211)
- Group raps Hinchey over change of heart on Cantine Dam viewing (88)
- Average salary for hospital execs in Kingston topped $200K amid steep losses (17)
- 17 HealthAlliance execs were compensated total of $4.6M in 2010 (updated with specific salaries) (16)
- Key Bank closing its branch on Main Street in Hurley (8)
- Red Hook Central School District audits find repeated problems (7)
- Employees at Kingston, Benedictine hospitals on edge as closure threat looms (video) (6)
- Armed robber shot dead by state trooper in Dutchess County house (6)
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Ira Fusfeld's blog offers commentary about the newspaper business and whatever else is on his mind.
Managing Editor's Blog
Managing Editor Tony Adamis explains why the Freeman does what it does -- both hits and misses -- with an eye on issues that puzzle and, yes, sometimes enrage readers.
City Editor's Blog
City Editor Jeremy Schiffres comments about the news of the day and other topics that he finds interesting.
"Life," I Wrote
Life Editor Ivan Lajara talks about living in the Hudson Valley, language, the Web, cats and even politics. But he shouldn't.
