Archive » May 2020 » Letters to the Editor

Tricia’s passion for our schools and community is evident

Kristy Riccio, Grade 5 Teacher, Voorheesville Elementary School

Negative attention for Pyramid projects is astonishing

Melisa Logan, Guilderland

Knox to honor veterans

Dennis P. Cyr, Knox Town Councilman

Tricia is insightful, intelligent, and exceptionally hard-working

Andrew Pelletier, Voorheesville

It is a win-win to have Costco here

Bonnie Wacksman, Westmere

An artists’ eyes see nature bloom on Brandle Road

Diane Wozniak, Altamont

Lighten up and grab your bike and tool around

Warren L. Jones III, Surprise, Arizona

We owe our first responders

Michelle Hinchey, Saugerties

The future of the Thompsons Lake Rural Cemetery depends on you

Sue Jordan, Thompsons Lake, Rural Cemetery

Abolishing Obamacare would cause needless suffering and death

Stephan Haimowitz, J.D., Guilderland

Were we truly conducting business as usual?

Iris Broyde, Guilderland

Grange holds plant and bake sale

Carol Carpenter, Master/President, Bethlehem Grange 137

Have you started your journal?

Ann Wemple-Person, Historian, Town of Guilderland

Construction and work-zone practices in Berne are unnecessarily dangerous

Joel Willsey, Berne Town Board

Short stories I wish that I had written: “A Wagner Matinée” by Willa Cather

by Mike Nardacci

A common plot in British and American literature is the tempestuous romance that erupts between a beautiful, wealthy, cultivated woman and a handsome proletarian dude with no money or life prospects whatsoever.

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