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Granny Browne was an intrepid and prolific quiltmaker

Jane McLean, Belfast, Maine

Guilderland Grievance Day process was ineffective and frustrating

Melanie Shatynski, Guilderland

Strawberry social a class ACT

Connie Rue, secretary​, Altamont Community Tradition

Thanks for Memorial Day support

Pat Lightbody, publicity chairwoman, Women’s Auxiliary, Knox Volunteer fire Department

Thank you for caring about the Earth’s future, Mr. Campo

Patricia Ann Scoons, Westerlo

Blue Ribbon Culinary looking for entries at fair

Monica Bush, Lori McCormick, Blue Ribbon Culinary, Altamont Fair

Our relationship with Victory Child Care will benefit our children and community

Marie Wiles, Ph.D., Superintendent, Guilderland Central School District

With oil trains, there is no such thing as being fully prepared

Daniel P. McCoy, Albany County Executive   

Volunteer voices: Helderberg Ambulance gives scholarship to Savannah Duncan

by Mildred Zuk

HILLTOWNS — During the month of May, the Helderberg Ambulance Squad was very busy.  There were 21 transports to the hospital — 18 were medical, one trauma, and two motor-vehicle accidents.  There were eight cancelled calls and four non-transports. Eighteen of the calls were in the town of Berne and eight were in the town of Knox.

The time is right for politics to change

Sam Messina, Bethlehem

We New Scotland residents can decide our future

Edie Abrams, New Scotland

Join us for refreshments, laughter, and learning as we take a stroll through the time machine

Sandra Kisselback, Berne Historical Society

Join us to learn from a Muslim who works in a school in the Middle East

Kitt Jackson, chairwoman, ARC Benevolence Committee

Civility counts. What do you want here and what are you willing to give up to get it?

Dee Woessner, Knox

Citing tower is not a zero sum game. Hidden Adirondack towers provide needed service.

Mark Sengenberger, Berne

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