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Waste-to-energy is no solution at all

Fran Porter, Altamont

Come on out of cocoon mode

Ted Neumann, Altamont

The choice is clear: Keep the status quo or vote for change

Christine M. Napierski, Democratic candidate for Guilderland Town Board 

U.S. should do better

Ralph Miller, Berne

Hard work and dedication is hallmark of Berne boards

Joe Martin, Berne

Plain and simple — I was fired for political views

Jean Guarino, Berne

This is a problem that can be fixed

Mark Grimm, Guilderland

Mobile sports betting is a win-win

Gary A. Greenberg, New Baltimore

Plastic waste is harmful, do your part to control litter

Helene G. Goldberger, Berne

Hilltown clothing sale will benefit resource center

Zenie Gladieux, Helderberg Clothing Project,  Kiwanis Club of The Helderbergs

We need a mediator versed in law and government ethics

Eli Fanning, Knox

The endorsed candidates have a record to run on

Donald Csaposs, Guilderland

Vaccinating in the Hilltowns was truly a team effort

Amie L. Burnside, Westerlo

Volunteer voices: Helderberg Ambulance salutes Hogan, Jones, and Zuk

by Mildred Zuk

During the month of March there were 20 calls for the Helderberg Ambulance squad. The majority of the calls were illness related and were mostly Basic Life Support calls.

Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, we are still meeting on the second Thursday of every month via Zoom.

Town clerk is a big part of transparency problem at Berne Town Hall

Joel Willsey, Berne Town Board

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