High Notes: Walk for end-of-life aid, help for teen with cancer
In Schenectady, the Joan Nicole Prince Home in Scotia is seeking participants for its annual Still Human Virtual Walk/Run event… Read more »
EDITORIAL: State budget was a missed opportunity
New York state’s new budget for 2021-22 isn’t just a budget of excess. It’s a budget of poor decision-making, sloppiness… Read more »
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Cudmore: Singing in the St. Ann’s choir in Amsterdam
Emily Vandermeer Youngs Devendorf wrote poetry and music and was active in Amsterdam’s community life in the late 19th and… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Flawed environmental bill is bad for business
Leave it to New York state lawmakers to come up with a business-environmental bill that hurts businesses without doing a… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Councilman should resign over bullying
Provide a “safe and supportive environment free from discrimination, intimidation, taunting, harassment.” That’s the mission statement of New York state’s… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Actions will improve nursing home conditions, but more must be done
The covid crisis demonstrated how poorly New York treats our elderly and infirm residing in nursing homes and other long-term… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Justification needed in removal of committee assignments
Schenectady City Council President John Mootooveren mishandled the removal of a council member from two committee assignments in not one,… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Cuomo must stop avoiding tough questions from reporters
Back in his heyday at the beginning of the pandemic, you couldn’t get enough of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. On any… Read more »
HIGH NOTES: Money for vets, helping the terminally ill, new jail library
In Schenectady, Mohawk Auto Center recently donated $5,000 to help local veterans with transportation and home food delivery. The donation… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Will legalized marijuana be worth the cost?
Make no mistake about it. The state’s legalization of recreational marijuana last week is not about civil rights or reducing… Read more »
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