Letters to the Editor:

The Enterprise opinion pages are an open forum for our community. We encourage readers to express their thoughts about issues that appear in the newspaper or online or that affect the community. Letters should be brief, with an outside limit of 1,000 words, and must include the writer’s name, address and phone number for verification. The editor may reject letters that have been printed elsewhere and may edit for space or clarity. Letters concerning elections will be cut off one issue before the election at the editor’s discretion.

Letters must be received by Tuesday at noon for Thursday publication and may be mailed to the news office, brought in person, faxed at 518-861-5105, or e-mailed to the editor at MHale-Spencer@AltamontEnterprise.com.

Letters to the Editor

Join us for a wonderful family weekend

To the Editor:

On behalf of the board of directors of Altamont Community Tradition, I want to remind your readers to circle their calendars for Dec. 14 and 15 to plan to attend our 12th Annual Altamont Victorian Holidays Celebration!

Season’s greetings from the Schoolcraft House

To the Editor:

We would first like to thank all those who made our fund-raising campaign such a success by donating the money needed to buy paint so the town can begin the process of completing painting the house this coming spring.

The gift of sharing: Keep a family journal

To the Editor:

As the holidays approach and we dash around frantically buying gifts for everyone, consider buying a family journal. Between Christmas, Hanukkah, and the New Year, congregate as a family and have each member no matter how old or young contribute something to share in the journal.

Rumble strip is noisy and not necessary

To the Editor:

I would like to know if any other people who live in Altamont, or Guilderland Center, or, of course, the Hilltowns, really enjoy the new paving/blacktop that was put down leading into Altamont. Myself, I think it is great, nice and smooth, a great improvement.

Shame on the corporations and the politicians who fail to protect us, but shame on us, too, if we play the silent game and let the bullies win

To the Editor:

I applaud the editor of The Altamont Enterprise for last week's editorial shedding light again on issues related to impacts of hydrofracking, and especially for reminding us that we have a choice about how we respond to those (and other) issues.

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