Opinion

Our children cannot find their way without the freedom to read a variety of views

Breathing is essential; we cannot live without it. So, too, is reading essential for a democracy; a democracy cannot survive without an informed citizenry.

Guilderland

On No Kings Day, Storey says, ‘We have to find strength through each other’

As 7,000 soldiers and tanks and Strykers, at a cost of millions of dollars, paraded 1,600 yards down Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. to Donald Trump’s reviewing stand on his birthday, June 14, a score of Guilderland citizens brandished handmade signs at the corner of routes 20 and 155 as passing drivers honked horns in solidarity.

Sports

Photos: Guilderland And Bethlehem Bring Home State Champions

On Friday and Saturday, June 13 and 14, members of the Berne-Knox-Westerlo, Bethlehem, Guilderland, and Voorheesville track team battled against other track athletes around New York state as they competed in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association’s state track meet at Middletown High Sc

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Regional

Will mixed use come to Harriman Campus after all?

Senator Patricia Fahy announced today, June 11, as the legislative session is soon drawing to a close, that the bill she sponsored to develop 7 acres of the 27-acre Wadsworth site for retail, commercial, and residential use had passed in the Senate.

New Scotland

Atlas Copco to proceed with Voorheesville expansion

The decision to hold off on construction, at least according to Kevin O’Connor, Albany County’s economic development chief, was in response to the Trump administration’s levying of heavy tariffs on goods manufactured outside the United States.

Hilltowns

For many, rural broadband hopes broken up by bureaucracy

Better and more affordable broadband options are needed in each of the four Hilltowns and, while some governments there have made giant steps toward getting them, the process is long and difficult, even in the best-case scenarios. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Letters to the Editor

Van Bael marker commemorates an event earlier than any other marker in Guilderland

Gardner Gurney, President, Guilderland Historical Society

Bring Complete Streets concept to the hinterlands

Aaron Corman, Voorheesville

An insider’s view of the land swap that turned a bank into the Discovery Center

Lynne Jackson, Volunteer, Save the Pine Bush

Join Historic Altamont to plan trails, celebrate art

Dave Bourque, Debra Barnes Breitenbach, Bob Casey, Jodi Novak Wey, Historic Altamont Inc.

Safety concerns abound near rail trail in Voorheesville

Steve Silvano, Voorheesville

We must speak out. We must resist.

Joan Storey, Guilderland

Columns

A Glimpse of Guilderland History

Mary Ellen Johnson

Glassworks along the Hunger Kill led to the birth of Hamilton, which the postal service later named Guilderland

Old Men of the Mountain

R. Douglas Marshall

Endless rain leads to talk on methods of mowing

So Swears the New Scot

Jesse S. Sommer

Remembering Mum, the animals’ advocate

Thinking about things

Frank L. Palmeri

Woody Thick: Stumps are like icebergs