Archive » January 2018 » Letters to the Editor

“Difficult decisions may be on the horizon.” GSCD to survey residents about budget priorities

Dr. Marie Wiles, Superintendent of Schools, Guilderland

I love all of our communities and don’t see any so-called ‘shitholes’

Timothy Albright, Meadowdale

Learn about the women of the Schuyler Mansion

Judy Kimes, publicist, New Scotland, Historical Association

There is no right to view internet pornography in public libraries

Dan Kleinman, owner, SafeLibraries educational services, Chatham, New Jersey

Apartments proposed for Sandidge Way will be a monument to corporate welfare at its most destructive

Carol Waterman, Albany

Friends help fix frozen pipes

Marilyn Miles, Clarksville

Santa Claus Club to form

Mike Houghton, Root, New York

Start snapping! Berne library holds third annual photo contest

Donna Gwin, president, Friends of the Berne Library

It’s time to do what’s right for the Crounse House

Bill Skowe, Guilderland

A glimpse of Guilderland history. Three Roosevelt Birthday Balls brought swank times to Altamont in the depths of the Great Depression

by Mary Ellen Johnson

Even today, over 70 years after the event, the excitement generated by the prospect of the Roosevelt Birthday Ball comes through just by reading The Enterprise’s January and February 1934 headlines. Altamont’s most important and highly anticipated social gathering in many years was scheduled on the president’s actual Jan.

Strangers comforted us in hour of need

Jack and Nancy Quay Milner, Westerlo

We continue to resist — join us on January 20

Castina Charles, Altamont Main Street USA; Emily Marynczak, Bethlehem Indivisible

Buchanan’s office put residents first

Michael and Lois Keefrider​, Guilderland

Why are my county taxes up 10 percent?

John Marcella, Guilderland

After house is demolished, Doctor Crounse property would be an excellent public space

James M. Gaughan, Altamont

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