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Whose pockets will the $2.75 million for town buildings come from?

Anita Marrone, Westerlo

Westerlo government is a house of mirrors, reflecting only its own biases

Dianne Sefcik, Westerlo

Hannacroix Rural Cemetery seeks donations

Linda Smith, Westerlo

‘Three Cheers for 100 Years’ Gardners honored at library gala

Yvette Terplak, Arrangements Chair and President, Altamont Free Library Board of Trustees

Thanks for helping animals in need

by Sue Green

GUILDERLAND — Thank you to the Guilderland Public Library and the many young (and older) participants who volunteered their time and talents to make pet toys.

The youngsters were naturals, but some of the adults, myself included, struggled with the “braiding” process.

Westerlo Town Board is trying to get around public say on building projects

Leonard Laub, Westerlo

Assisted-suicide laws are a prescription for abuse

Nancy Elliott, Merrimack, New Hampshire

Control over our own deaths in the face of intractable suffering is a basic right

Eleanor Aronstein, Schenectady

What has happened to common kindness

Walter LeClair, Altamont

Rural landowners need to be able to use their properties in ways that allow them to keep them

Tony Turi, Feura Bush

Help bring a calico cat in from the cold

Ellen McGarrahan, Altamont

Enter your best shot of Hilltown life in library photo contes

Donna Gwin, president, Friends of the Berne Library

Old pharmacy to offer new Remedies

Diana Greene and Troy Miller, Owners of Bella Fleur and Remedies

Holt-Harris land purchase portends a high level of downside risk in human and economic terms

Donald Csaposs, Guilderland

No assisted suicide

Kenneth Stevens, M.D., Sherwood, Oregon

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