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The politics of resentment could destroy Switzkill Farm

Lawrence Zimmerman, Berne

Celebrate friendships with Christian women

Shirley Unser, Capital District Christian Women’s Connection

We now have the tools to control COVID-19

Dr. Ward Stone, Troy

We sure appreciate the kind help

John C. Overbeck and Donna May Crego, Freeman House Guilderland Center

Safeguard American elections

Anne M. McCabe, Delmar

Donations allow Gas Up to purchase property

Barbara Liddle, Schoharie

New Scotland has coped well with COVID-19

Doug LaGrange, Supervisor, Town of New Scotland

Everyone can point fingers but sadly it was a tragic accident

Richard Filkins, Westerlo

Internet for students is no longer a luxury

JoAnne Brady, Berne Public Library Board of Trustees

We need your help for Hilltown food drive

Maryellen Gillis, HFCO, Chuck Conklin, Thrivent Action

Anita works for the people and not the party, Peter’s greatest legacy will be safety

Sean Lyons Supervisor Berne

I will not denounce current Berne administration and am sadly resigning as town clerk

To the Editor:

I would like to take this opportunity to say how much I love living in the town of Berne, a truly beautiful place, and I am so thankful for the property that I reside on.

An elected official should have some obligation to the whole of his constituency

To the Editor:

Color me dumbfounded. In all of the unabashed displays of disregard for resident concerns in the face of development interests, this has to reign supreme.

Where is the ‘planning’ in this?

Susan Mosher, Guilderland

‘Tarzan’ streams this week to benefit Voorheesville Dionysians

Robert Whiteman Director Voorheesville Dionysians

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