HIGH NOTES: Turkeys for vets, helping kids overseas
In Loudonville, the Tully Rinckey PLLC lawfirm and Price Chopper/Market 32 teamed up to provide 250 free turkeys to Capital… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Shop at local businesses today on Small Business Saturday
Christmas is less than a month away and you still need some unique ideas for gifts without staggering through the… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Court should reject latest appeal in limo case
When the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court reviews an appeal filed last week by the operator of the limousine… Read more »
COLUMN: Give thanks today for the people you cherish
By Mark Mahoney LuAnn passed us a stack of old black-and-white photo proofs, the kind that come on that heavy… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Don’t become a statistic this holiday weekend
It’s a sad and frightening thought that someone has this job – determining for the National Safety Council how many… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Comment now on proposed Lake George septic regulations
You’re probably not spending a lot of time these days thinking about Lake George, other than maybe wondering how long… Read more »
HIGH NOTES: Coats for kids in need, Ronald McDonald House support, grant for historic preservation
In Amsterdam, MVP Health Care, St. Mary’s Healthcare, United Way, and CDTA last weekend hosted a free drive-thru coat pick… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Governor needs to take care of unfinished business
Take away the asterisk in front of her name. Gov. Kathy Hochul is no longer the lieutenant governor who fell… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Vote yes on Fort Johnson dissolution
The official village government body might dissolve, but there will always be a Fort Johnson. The fort and historic site… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Experience Saratoga’s restaurants this weekend
The weekend is here. And that means going out to dinner. If you want a chance to experience a great… Read more »
DOWN TO BUSINESS: Struggling restaurants continue to close across NY
DOWN TO BUSINESS – His accountant told him it was “time to go.” So said a restaurant operator in the… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Rotterdam chicken ordinance addresses concerns
The issues that many communities have with allowing residents to keep chickens on their properties focus on space, smell, noise,… Read more »
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