Archive » March 2024 » Letters to the Editor

Antipathy for animal slaughter on town’s main thoroughfare does not equate to dismissal of halal

Iris Broyde, Westmere

Guilderland residents, you are being played

Christine Duffy, Guilderland

Saved by a 17-year-old flight-school lesson

E. A. Chevrette Jr., Guilderland

Learn about colonial Schenectady and its stockade

Judy Kimes, Publicist, New Scotland Historical Association

Voorheesville has always been about safety first

Steve Silvano, Voorheesville

After this wonderful community came to our aid, we will build a new place

Anthony and Mary Esposito, New York City

Our buildings are our link to a collective and shared past

Patricia Fahy, Assemblywoman, District 109

GPL board’s silence on question of racism is deafening

Jason Kuhn, Troy

Traffic noise causes stress and heart disease

Joan Mckeon, Guilderland

Witbeck’s great-great-granddaughter tells the story of his anti-rent murder trial

Marilyn Miles, Program Coordinator, Clarksville Historical Society

State government should lead in converting to renewable energy

Susan DuBois, Albany

See the Easter bunny and eat pancakes while supporting WFD

Mike Koff, First Vice President, Westmere Fire Department

COVID rebound: Guilderland Chamber and Historic Altamont each get $50K grants

Mark Grimm, Guilderland

Church hosts egg hunt

Bonnie O’Shea, Church Elder, New Scotland Presbyterian Church

Sharing is caring when hunting eggs

Glenn Pulito, Youth Coordinator, Knox

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