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If he’s got dollars, let him go

Christine Duffy, Guilderland

Landowner hopes to speak to planning board about solar

Ralph Miller, Berne

Volunteer voices: Helderberg Ambulance answered 286 calls so far this year

by Mildred Zuk

The month of August was very busy for Helderberg Ambulance. There were 44 calls in August, which is 20 percent more than last year. There have been 286 calls since January.

Why not erect a historical marker to make sure the sale of Nan is not forgotten?

Rich Mendoza, Schenectady

Friends of Schoolcraft disbands

Sally Lovering, Friends of the Schoolcraft Cultural Center

VFW hosts drive-through Chicken BBQ Dinner

 Jeff Orsini, Post Adjutant, Altamont VFW 

All deaths of unarmed persons by police should be independently investigated

Anne L. Haun Rymski, Slingerlands

Planning board needs new member that will give the same weight to small neighbor as it does to large corporation

Laurel Bohl, Councilwoman, Guilderland Town Board

Century-old church supper is take-out BBQ this fall

John Griffin, New Scotland

Costco fits right in

Jean Bryan, Guilderland

Fairground gates closed evenings and weekends

Amy Anderson, Manager, Altamont Fair

Community Dinners are on hold

Debbie Ritzko, Congregational Life Committee, Altamont Reformed Church

Town should scuttle Pyramid project unless Albany cooperates with new roads

Don Reeb, Guilderland

Last chance to be counted!

Kerry Dineen, Mayor of Altamont; Joe Burke, library director; Jim Gaughan, former mayor

If you are progressive, don’t give your vote away on Election Day

Robert Alft, Green Party candidate District 46, State Senate

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