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Letters to the Editor Monday, Jan. 24
Political power play holds back progress As long as we have a system where the party in power ignores, delays… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Sunday, Jan. 23
Adult Survivors Act needs to be revised The Adult Survivors Act proposed by the state Legislature is flawed because the… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Saturday, Jan. 22
Better off without Manchin and Trump One thing is evident, the Democratic Party would be much better off without Joe… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Friday, Jan. 21
Hold government liable for bridge hits What is everyone waiting for? Yet another truck has hit the Glenridge Road bridge…. Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Thursday, Jan. 20
Selfish attitudes perpetuate covid In response to Barbara McBride’s Jan. 18 letter, (“Stop scaring public over covid dangers”), I simply… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Wednesday, Jan. 19
Display power by helping others rise The most powerful, confident, and influential people are the ones who enable others to… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Tuesday, Jan. 18
Keep fishing for those important stories I’ve been a fisherman most of my life. Now that I’m retired, I enjoy… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Monday, Jan. 17
Honor King’s legacy by waging peace To honor Rev. Martin Luther King this year, let’s listen to his moral wisdom…. Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Sunday, Jan. 16
We should all fear a genuine democracy In response to his Jan. 12 letter (“Optimistic for the future of democracy”)… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Saturday, Jan. 15
Officials should set example on masks We see you in the papers and on the news. We see you not… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Friday, Jan. 14
Both sides need to respect freedoms In her Dec. 16 column (“Jan. 6 hearings show how Trumpers undermine America”) in… Read more »
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Letters to the Editor Thursday, Jan. 13
Stench from Cuomo scandals still lingers Every so often, when things are discarded and left out in the open, a… Read more »
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State judge overturns NY mask mandate
Schenectady’s Wedgeway Building may soon be added to state, national historic registries
Judge dismisses charges against Schenectady School Board member Miles
Saratoga & North Creek Railway’s tracks up for auction
State Police: Glenville man drove drunk in Clifton Park three times limit with two children in car
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