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DECEMBER 1999
photo by michael
newman
Esteemed Reader
Words from publisher Jason Stern
The Fat & The Skinny
Editor Brian Mahoney explains it all for you.
Stealth
Attack
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 requires that every community in
the country be sited with cellular towers in the near future. Gary Alexander
reports on the health hazards of electromagnetic frequencies and the
inability of communities to fight cellular tower siting.
The Lost Boys
At Highland Residential Center, youth offenders reside until they turn
eighteen or are allowed back into society. What happens when one woman
attempts to teach them yoga? Gina Bassinatte reports.
Editorial
Stepping up to Bat. Lorna Tychostup urges parents and community members
to be examplars for children.
Dispossession
The abandoned landscapes of Michael Newman.
Quarter
to Three
Dream Fragments. Sparrow unscrews his unconscious mind.
Lucid Dreaming: The Ecology of Art
Beth Elaine Wilson examines the
relationship between art and ecology.
Ear Whacks
Joys ‘N the Hood. Todd Paul reviews
this month’s featured album, the Rick Danko Band’s Live on
Breeze Hill.
Frankly Speaking
Wake Up to Love. The second installment in Frank Crocitto’s series
on love.
Poetica
New and established local poets.
Planet Waves
A Letter Home. Eric Francis extols the Valley’s virtues from Miami;
with horoscopes.
Table for Two
40 West. Mary Donovan reviews Rhinebeck’s newest eatery on West
Market Street.
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