Archive » February 2017 » Letters to the Editor

Cowley’s son and namesake preserves the legacy. Remembering Altamont’s most famous artist — and activist

Ed Cowley III, Altamont

Design an economic-development strategy. What we need are actual businesses, not more business districts

Travis O’Donnell, Knox

Does no one see the conflict of interest in the Knox supervisor voting on matters affecting his business?

Eric Kuck, Knox

Current town leaders are preserving rural heritage ignored by previous officials

Edie Abrams, New Scotland

The pitchfork people prevailed

Rich Weltzin, Knox

What does the supervisor expect to gain by encouraging his supporters in such rude behavior, or by turning down a chance for a large grant?

Dee Woessner, Knox

We all need to protect the environment

Dianne Luci, Voorheesville

A great night out

Ed and Shirley Frank, Altamont

Mayor Gaughan burnished memories of old Altamont

Hugh Nevin, Slingerlands

Join us in shaping the future of BKW

Dr. Timothy Mundell, Superintendent, Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School District

Give Trump a chance

Shirley Fronk, Altamont

ENCORE! Books is bursting at the seams!

Sherry Burgoon, president, Friends of Library, Patty Miller, coordinator, ENCORE! Books, Voorheesville

After church disturbance, what the people did then speaks volumes about their values, courage, and commitment

Dianne Sefcik, Westerlo

The rich need to pay their share

Meghana Uppala, Guilderland

Thanks, Broden, for spreading village message that parks should be smoke-free

Jim Gaughan, mayor, Village of Altamont

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