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Rotterdam Volunteer Ambulance is suffering financial problems and may have trouble meeting its oblig

We’ll be making some changes to The Gazette in the weeks ahead. The changes, to our television listi

Texas oil man T. Boone Pickens’ national energy plan contains some useful ideas for New York.

With its heavy steel girder construction, heavily fireproofed structural members, and heavily firepr

With prices climbing, the U.S. has a critical need for the natural gas it ships out of the country,

So your mother dies and you think that being orphaned at age 46 won’t hurt, but it does — hurts more

My Dad would have loved it. He was an avid bowler who had his own ball, once bowled a perfect game,

I take the same route to work every day. That’s not just because my job and home are in the same loc

Being on vacation, I had told my editor that I wouldn’t have a new piece for this Sunday, but someth

Very early last Thanksgiving morning, our 18-year-old grandson hit a wet patch on a rain-swept road

We’ve all heard about steps that people are taking these days to help the environment. Things like u

Perhaps this year more than most, you are contemplating with annoyance and growing alarm the annual

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