By Shawn Dell Joyce
Many scientists agree that we have waited too late to address climate change and are now suffering some consequences. What is debatable is how severe, and long-lasting those consequences might be. Here are a few common sense tips to help your community prepare for the next round of weird weather.

By Bob Gaydos
I saw a coyote the other day. It was remarkable, I think. So was the earthquake.

By Carrie Jacobson
A little this, a little that, and a new idea.

“That’s the first thing we all think of when tragedy strikes – ‘I have to talk with my children.'”
— Reader recollections of Sept. 11, 2001

By Jeffrey Page
On this anniversary, some questions for you regarding 9/11.

By Jo Galante
Zest of Orange finally was able to make contact with a friend in northern Ulster County, much of which was devastated by Hurricane Irene. Here’s her report on conditions.

By Gretchen Gibbs
Helping each other through disasters: Why does it have to end?

World Trade Center, 10th anniversary of 9/11.

By Bob Gaydos
If Michele Bachmann really believes God is sending us political messages via natural disasters, then she might want to pay attention to that southern drought and all those tornadoes.

Did you ever wonder whether or not the Praying Mantis is an alien from outer-space like E.T.’s cousin?