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Amsterdam industrialist was world-renowned china collector
George Kellogg, senior partner of his family’s Amsterdam linseed oil factory in the early 20th century, was a collector of… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers have opportunities to improve transparency
In New York, progress on open government and transparency is usually measured in inches. This year, the state Legislature has… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Government must help landlords
It’s easy to be unsympathetic to the landlord profession. They’re the ones with the reputation as greedy misers who throw… Read more »
EDITORIAL: FOIL is a tool, but be prepared to follow up
So you’re interested in obtaining some records from your state or local government or school district, and you want to… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Time for state to HALT solitary confinement
“I’ve been in the S.H.U. (Special Housing Unit) for over 6 1/2 years where I’ve been locked in a cell… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Cuomo’s island is shrinking quickly
The debate, in our minds, over whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo should remain as governor doesn’t have anything to do with… Read more »
HIGH NOTES: Practicing music for charity, Irish dinner for school food program
In Saratoga Springs, local students are practicing their music while raising money for two local organizations through the inaugural Practice-A-Thon… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Open government is in all our interests
It’s sometimes a challenge to get ordinary people fired up about open government and transparency. Admittedly, it can be perceived… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Governments must learn from covid crisis
If there’s anything positive to take from the coronavirus crisis, it’s that it gave many of us a chance to… Read more »
GUEST COLUMN: We need a refresher in democratic values
For The Daily Gazette Americans learned a lot about government – especially that once-obscure process of impeachment – in the… Read more »
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