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Learn about skills used by early settlers

Shannon Duerr,  Thacher Nature Center

Bethlehem Grange is planning spring and summer activities

Carol Carpenter, Bethlehem Grange 137

‘Fancywork’ to be displayed for Knox bicentennial

Donna Gwin, Knox Historical Society

Guilderland police seek citizen volunteers

Mark Grimm, Albany County Legislator

Learn about Guilderland’s historical markers

Tom Capuano, Vice President Guilderland Historical Society

True Republicans who still believe in our democracy must stand against Trump Republicans

Timothy J. Albright, Meadowdale

Cook venison properly to avoid COVID from deer

Dr. Ward Stone, Troy

We should have issued public notice of these virtual interviews

Peter G. Barber, Rosemary Centi, Laurel Bohl, Christine Napierski, Amanda Beedle, Guilderland Town Board

I feel REGEN-COV saved my son’s life

Charles Milbert, Delmar

Remembering the AFD red phone and how my mother was a dispatcher before 9-1-1

Jane Quay Willey, Guilderland

Share your thoughts on the 2022-23 GCSD budget

Marie Wiles, Ph.D., Superintendent Guilderland Central School District

Faith by some in human nature

Harvey Vlahos, Altamont

Absolutely no penalty if a government board violates sunshine laws

Robyn Gray, Guilderland Coalition for Responsible Growth

To the Guilderland Town Board: You have violated the Open Meetings Law

Paul W. Wolf, Esq., President New York Coalition for Open Government

The goal of NYS custody law is to transfer wealth to lawyers

John Ervin, San Diego, California

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