Inhale once and then utter with unabashed playfulness and with attached poifectness, “Holy Cow!” Are you lighting one up? Extraordinary quantities of “Be here now” are being puffed everywhere. “If the words ‘life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness’ don’t include the right to experiment with your own consciousness, then the Declaration of Independence isn’t worth the hemp it was written on.” – Terence McKenna.Īnyway, today we celebrate 4:20 on 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty). As for me, “I tried raging against society in the ‘60s, but I got a cramp.” In any case, for better or worse, this dynamic, controversial, exciting time was our youth, our creation and our legacy. We should ALL boycott paying our electric bills until they stop the madness! Ratepayers united will not be defeatedįor the Friendly Village Bongtokers of Woodstock: were the Sixties an exciting, revolutionary, turbulent time of great social and technological change? Was it the best of times or the worst of times? Did America evolve as a nation and we as individuals? Are we better for the experience? We who were there have our own answers, but it is the historians who will write the collective answers for posterity.
I understand that our elected representatives have called for an investigation and good on them, however, I call For a Central Hudson bill strike. I understand that the price of oil is up and other utilities have raised rates too, but:Ģ: With the incompetence of missing months of billing (then having the gall to, at times, impose late charges?) The heinous rate hikes and lack of accountability are beyond belief. We were all concerned when the large corporation Fortis purchased Central Hudson in 2012, but there was no way we could have possibly predicted this shit show. What is happening in this community of peace and love? This is an appeal to whoever took the banner (which I paid for) to return it. It was not a directive, but rather a statement to make people stop and think of what is at stake. It lasted one day, before someone stole it. This was the wording on a professionally executed banner by Timely Signs in Kingston, and was legally hung on the fence of the Garden Cafe in Woodstock on Maundy Thursday. Personally, I’m relieved to know that the owners are people I can approach most anywhere in the community and engage in civil discussions about the projections. Let’s all settle down, listen cautiously and work with the owners who are our neighbors toward an end result of what is best for Winston Farm and the Town of Saugerties. That review includes numerous opportunities for public input.įinally, Greenberg-Vaughn asks why many of “us” couldn’t come up with the $3 million that the property was sold for. The community shares legitimate concerns about the development of the Winston Farm and the developers have already conceded that an in-depth environmental review will be undertaken.
In fact, I published an article about the property going on the market. The Snyder Farm also had large For Sale signs along Route 212, and the fact that it was placed on the market was not a secret.
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